Just read a tweet and it sparked a powerful idea. I don't necessarily often agree with the person who tweeted but - here's the thing:
It's amazing what we can learn (and how we can grow) when we read with the intent not to disagree but rather to learn.
A matter of perspective: โLook how far weโve to goโ vs โLook how far weโve comeโ - Yes, both are true; AND yet weโve a choice on which to focus on
Be aggressively kind! If you are really happy inside - share that shit. Cause the angry are better at expressing it and itโs time we change that โค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
@Team_1 Good to Great, Ch2 - Level 5 Leadership - It's not about them.
"The pieces to the puzzle of success are failures. We have to collect enough pieces for us to become successful." ~Sahelas, Mindset to Skillset
@Team_1@DE_Team1#TeamONEpfa
Good to Great, Ch2 - Level 5 Leadership - It's not about them.
"The pieces to the puzzle of success are failures. We have to collect enough pieces for us to become successful." ~Sahelas, Mindset to Skillset
@Team_1@DE_Team1#TeamONEpfa
While building my standard of living, may I not neglect the standard of my my life - paraphrased from Gaur Gopal Das - #TeamONEpfa#TeamONEwc2019#DoLifeBetter
FEYNMAN learning strategy in THREE points:
1. Continually ask "Why?"
2. When you learn something, learn it to where you can explain it to a child.
3. Instead of arbitrarily memorizing things, look for the explanation that makes it obvious.
90% of the cred for a statement is LOST without quoting its source. Now I can give this quote its proper due! It was from Tony Robbins :-) https://t.co/PmSUGv3l7X