Don’t know what to do? How do you go about that? Do you ask people questions because you don’t feel like doing the work to find the answer? Do you figure it out on your own? It’s not either or between the too It’s doing both Sometimes finding the answer on our own, especially if … Continue reading 683. Figure it out
Tag: zerotohero
680. Perspective shift
Perspective Is 25$ expensive for a pair of socks? Some say yes, some say no Others ask questions and do the hard work to find the answer Yeah there are questions like what’s it made of, what’s the design, the shape But more importantly, why do I need the 25$ pair of socks? What am … Continue reading 680. Perspective shift
679. Giving space
Sometimes we need to give space to others, let them process and go through their emotions Sometimes we need to give ourselves space, to process and go through our emotions Space is okay, often it’s looked at as a negative though Why? Maybe because the other person doesn’t want space, is insecure about being alone … Continue reading 679. Giving space
665. Priority
If something is a priority, we tend to get it done no matter what And everything else on “the list” could get done, maybe. That’s the difference. One is simply our priority, and the other isn’t. By definition, priority is taking precedence of importance. We really can only have one priority. But we complex humans … Continue reading 665. Priority
663. Rhythm
Sometimes it flows Sometimes it don’t But we can always find the rhythms we just need to let time play out Hours, days, weeks, months - who cares. Hang on tight
662. running 100 miles
Not everyone will do it But most people can do it Of course with the right training, nutrition, and recovery. And the putting aside of excuses that seem logical in the moment Maybe people should run 100 miles in their lifetime Even if it takes 5 years to achieve, that’s okay It’s not a race … Continue reading 662. running 100 miles
659. How long does a dying tree stand?
Want to kill culture within an organization? Have the higher ups use special treatment, bending the rules for some and not for others, pick favorites Say your an open door when really you just say that because it’s what you’re supposed to do Of course, if we want to build culture, doing the opposite of … Continue reading 659. How long does a dying tree stand?
658. easy wrong hard right
When’s the last time we pushed ourselves to do something we didn’t want to do? Or maybe it caused us to stretch Or maybe it was just setting a goal to achieve it, to say we did it. It could be running hundred miles in one week Cold showers everyday for a month Or maybe … Continue reading 658. easy wrong hard right
657. What if no
When we were kids and did something wrong, usually our parents told us no - disciplined us in some way , showing us what is and isn’t okay And with dogs - why don’t people do that? No discipline - usually they let the dogs walk all over them, doing whatever the dog wants Barking … Continue reading 657. What if no
655. “it’s your fault”
Sometimes it’s the thing to do, to own up and take responsibility “This was my fault, I’m sorry, here’s how I’m fixing it” Other times, there’s an issue the arises and who’s fault it was doesn’t matter - the task still needs to get done. THEN we can talk about who’s fault and best practices … Continue reading 655. “it’s your fault”
Joe DiAndrea 