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Reclaiming Purpose Video Mini-Series

Simple, Powerful tools to Rediscover and Reclaim Purpose in the work you are already doing.

If Your Want To Have Better Organization, You Have To Make It Happen

If you’re unhappy with something in your organization, YOU can make those changes. You don’t have to just put up with something you’re unhappy with. It’s nobody else’s responsibility – if you want a better organization, you have to make it happen…

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Tolerance is Tantamount to Endorsement

Tolerance of a behavior is tantamount to the endorsement of that behavior — and this applies to everything. If nobody has stopped the behavior, nobody will think this behavior is wrong. I dive a little deeper into this concept in this episode – stay tuned!

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If You Want Significant Results, You Need To Be Significantly Better

Everybody wants results, but if you’re not significantly better, you’re just average. In this episode, I share an example from a phenomenal woman I met recently who embodies this perfectly. How can YOU do this?

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Don’t let Other People go Slow in the Passing Lane

Recently Idaho instituted a new law that makes going slow in the passing lane an offense that will earn you a ticket. After reading an article about how they are cracking down on people that are slowing the progress of others, it seemed to truly be a great message for our lives as well…

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Don’t Let Others Go Slow in your Passing Lane

It happen in work and in our personal lives where we are moving a lot faster than the people around us. We all have our comfort speed and there is always a time and a place to pause and rethink what you’re doing, but it’s never okay to let people go slow in your passing lane…

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Focus on what you CAN change, Forget the rest.

Many years ago I had a realization while in a frenzy of worry. It was the end of November and the end of the year was looming over me. I had been building and negotiating a huge software deal with one of my clients for the previous 9 months. I hadn’t heard…

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