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It is way too easy to over commit ourselves these days. Overwhelm and an ever expanding to do list are symptoms that we have a problem. According to conventional wisdom learning to say no is key to solving this problem. But I don’t think the solution to overcoming a habit of over committing is as simple […]
A true sign of mastery is realizing just how much you don’t know. Since masters and beginners share “not knowing” in common, why is “not knowing” so freeing for us when we have achieved mastery, and so darn uncomfortable when we are beginners? Amber Naslund got me thinking about this in her post titled The
You have this big dream or a really exciting idea. Your spirit is brimming with positive energy from the possibility. Your mind is racing with tons of great ideas on how to make it happen. Then you start to think of who you would love to ask to join you. And then you think to
There are many who believe that once trust has been breached or broken it can never be repaired, at least not to the level that returns the relationship to it’s former state. I absolutely agree with that. Except I believe that while the relationship will never be the same, that does not have to mean
Jane Perdue of The Braitewaite Group graciously agreed to guest post here. Jane is a seasoned HR executive who is now making a difference through coaching, consulting and speaking. She is also a fabulous writer – definitely check out her blog Life Love Leadership. Thank you Jane for sharing your wisdom here. I am grateful
“Lead yourself first. Only then will you get to a place as a person where you can lead other people.” –Robin Sharma This week I had the privilege of interviewing Robin Sharma, an internationally renowned author and leadership expert with Lolly Daskal for You Matter. His latest book, The Leader Who Had No Title, is
Since Lolly Daskal and I launched our You Matter Radio Show in January 2010 we have interviewed an amazing array of truly bright, inspired and inspiring people from around the world. Our interviews are a way for us to inquire into the limitless ways people are making a difference by leveraging their unique passions, talents
It was a bright sunny day on the beach in Hilton Head, SC. This was the first of what would become an annual gathering of college friends for 20+ years and still going strong. I invited my brother’s wife, Marla, to join us that year. As my long time friend, Sheri, my very new sister-in-law,
What is the raw material from which we build our foundation for success? I believe it is our relationships. By relationships I am referring to more than just the ones we have with others. All of our relationships begin with the one we have with ourselves. In a sense, the people around us are a
