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(With a sneak peek and everything)
(With a sneak peek and everything)
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A "Quick No" is great, but do pause for a second, and see if you can make it even better.
Burning question: will my city be more like Paris or more like Bangkok? What about yours?
I believe I don't. And what if you don't need to do it as well? Be picky. Be observant. Trust your hunch. Then ride.
đź’ˇPro-tip: If you use targets... Use them to propel performance, not to review how you fared. Not so long ago, I did a consulting session with an executive team from a tech company. They were upset because they did not meet their yearly targets and wanted help figuring out how
They are the excuse to go farther.Â
Choice is not a thing you have, it's a thing you do.
You know it's time for tough choices. How to make it easy for you to decide? Read more for the answer.
I'm happy to bring you the newest Leadsticks' collab, featuring, of course, Josh Spector, a content strategist who helps people get more clients from their content.
"I have a number of practices that are all meant to help me with 'grounding—' being present in the moment, getting out of my head, and bringing awareness to where I'm at mentally and emotionally before trying to show up for anyone else." Meet
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Cut the dread away.
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"Do or do not. There's no try." — Yoda
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This will help you get traction towards what you truly deem important.
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Denying pain is convenient. But, it won't make it go away. Take reducing noise in your life, for example. Convenience tells you to just ignore emails cluttering in your inbox. However, that doesn't make the mental noise go away. Embracing the discomfort, on the contrary, nudges
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Stop busyness on its tracks.
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Bounce Back, a short video about resilience.
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Adam–not his real name–delegates all the time. Yet, he's getting known for falling short on his commitments and working nonstop, near burnout. To make matters worse, he fears his team is quiet quitting. Puzzled, Adam retraces his steps. "I don't know what'