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Who survives crisis?
If we look at humanity and the roles we have played over centuries, it isn’t the most intellectual, nor is it the strongest who survive, but those who adapt to the changing environment. In times of historical disruption, transformation is … Continue reading
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Tagged crisis, hot stove, leadership, pandemic, response, we need leaders
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First pitch…
I believe we can tell a lot about someone by simply watching them. In my observations of President Bush (two) I always felt he was a man of character. As an example I sensed his sincerity in admiring our military … Continue reading
Posted in From friends
Tagged character, first pitch, honor, leadership, pres bush, respect
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Quotes I have posted on Facebook
”What can you accomplish in life? Anything you want, all you need do is believe!” ”When you touch the heart of another; they will in turn touch the heart of yet another.” “Our purpose may simply be to make a … Continue reading
Posted in Life
Tagged common sense, example, inspiration, leadership, life, motivation
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Lincoln thought he failed too!
A very good friend of mine who is accomplished, and holds a responsible position, asked me how I perceived him in an important meeting we had attended together. At first I was taken back knowing this friend is self-assured (in … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts from the past
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg, leadership, positive, speaking
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Don’t you dare take that away from me!
Kim and I had the fortune of hearing Jim Morris (the baseball player whose life was portrayed in “The Rookie”) speak while attending a leadership conference for the Arizona Association of Realtors. Jim’s story included much more than reflections on … Continue reading
Thank you for your innocent example
The other day I was sitting in my office, pacing actually; waiting for positive word from a gentleman on a business transaction I am currently working on. All I knew for sure was a call would come sometime during the … Continue reading
Yes, I am an addict!
It is my understanding one of the first steps to recovery is admitting addiction. Well, I am an addict, and I have been for about eight years now. I can’t say the end of my addiction was brought on by … Continue reading