This is my favorite project and best work to date in the leadership & mindset world...Would love to have you sign up for it if it's something that could serve you or someone in your personal or professional life... #innerpeace # fu…https://t.co/GP3ptiJ4Su https://t.co/gPoCCZOzOz
Who needs to hear this today while heading into or out of the work environment? You have the power to offer it to yourself no matter the conflict between your team members. Ask me how?! https://t.co/fRe5JkZsg2
LOVE THIS: From the blog of Seth Godin:
"People problems are complicated problems
Engineering problems are difficult, but they have a right answer.
People problems, by their nature, are on a spectrum, a distribution of possibl…https://t.co/ox8QSKVKvd https://t.co/S5Vpqy8Dps
A huge Kudos to the team at Hawke Media for the work they have done with my team at EngagedLeadership... They won an award, AND we are the ones winning from their work!!!! If you ever want to work with an outsourced marketing team, this is the team to loo…https://t.co/cxeFl1Oqek
Tomorrow we start to film the “Life On Your Terms” Training series Today was the sound and lighting test for chapter 1 of 7. We put together a dream team to make this dream come true. #leadershipcoaching#mindsetcoach#gratitudeattitude#videoproduction https://t.co/cf5TNHc2k1
As a young entrepreneur in the DJ world, I was so cocky I rejected generous offers of help from more experienced members of my community. Years later, when I finally accepted guidance, my business grew exponentially. Imagine how much more I could have gro…https://t.co/HBBtwfIi2n
I’m grateful I found help to navigate the changes that come with aging – for myself and those around me. Where’s a place in your life that you are grateful you asked for help? Answer in the comments or by DM. https://t.co/CQc89lxa5R
Leaders are not people who know it all and do it all. The strongest leaders I see in my coaching are the ones who know that they don’t know it all. They know it’s not their job to do it all. They’re not afraid to reach out and say, “I don’t know what I’m…https://t.co/8w2rPwUwl7
It’s easy for high performers to focus on where they fall short. But when you withhold self-celebration, you tell your brain to turn away from everything you’ve achieved. If you focus on what you did well, you train your brain to look out for opportunitie…https://t.co/eHnnARFqqi
When I was in sales, if I failed to hit my lofty goals, I would withhold my bedtime bubble bath. Instead of saying, “Hey, I did something well. I leaned into the discomfort of being an entrepreneur,” I denied myself the chance to prime my mind to focus on…https://t.co/8M8pbauMSH
When we search for relationships, it can be natural to focus outwards. But the process of finding love after my divorce showed me that external questions like, “Will anyone ever love me again?” just dragged me down. It wasn’t until I started asking, “How…https://t.co/ZK59PvleKB
If you ask yourself questions whose outcome you can’t control, you force yourself into a reactive position. Try turning, “How come this always happens to me?” into “How can I create a new outcome?” and you’ll attract solutions that move you forward. https://t.co/TnUbc4Sk4S
Victim-oriented questions focus your brain on what is out of your control. Creator-oriented questions train you to seek solutions in your control. That’s how you go from being reactive to being responsible. https://t.co/QE5RVeGte1