In the world of rapid technological advancement, it’s easy to be dazzled by the capabilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI). But I think that there’s something even more powerful: the human element. AI has brought about astounding changes in how we work and live. Its ability to process data and automate tasks has transformed industries. However, there
Whether in our professional or personal lives, opportunities surround us. However, the key lies in our ability to see and take advantage of them.Tuning into OpportunitiesDid you ever play ‘Punch Bug’ as a kid? Remember how suddenly you started noticing Volkswagen Beetles everywhere? This is due to our reticular activating system, a part of our
Shortcuts. Who wouldn’t want a way to achieve something faster, make quicker progress, or arrive at our desired destination sooner? Shortcuts seem efficient, smart, and easy. When you think about it this way, it is easy to see the seduction of shortcuts. But are they all that we hope or want them to be? I’ll give
Do you prefer offense or defense? This isn’t just about sports – it’s about how we approach life and work.Offense or Defense in LifeAs a college basketball fan, I’ve often pondered whether a team excels more on offense or defense. This analogy extends beyond the court. In life, are we playing offense, proactively pursuing growth
As you become a clearer and more vibrant thinker, you become a more effective leader (and human being). To become that clear and vibrant thinker, we must go to the source – our inputs. Set aside the thinking process for a minute. Let’s explore how and why inputs for thinking are critically important – and
There’s a generational battle going on in the workplace, and it centers around phone messages. Do you leave voicemails when you call people? Do you respond to phone calls if there isn’t a voicemail? When you receive a voicemail notification, do you check it first or just call the number back? Have your children EVER
Imagine you’re driving. There’s always that area which your mirrors can’t capture – the blind spot. Just because we can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not there, posing potential risks. This analogy perfectly mirrors life and leadership. We all have blind spots – aspects of our personality or habits that are invisible to us but
I have worked on hybrid teams or fully remote for almost 25 years. In that time, I’ve written multiple books, taught classes, and helped start and run a company. Clearly, I can get stuff done. But what about those days when you lack motivation? What happens when you just can’t seem to get over the
What’s love got to do with it? Before you start humming Tina Turner, I’m not talking about romantic love. We’re exploring how passion, caring, and meaning – the very essence of love – play a pivotal role in our professional lives. So, what does love have to do with work? The answer is simple yet profound:
Imagine you have a key – a key that can unlock doors to uncharted opportunities and paths to your desired destinations. This isn’t a fanciful idea; it’s a reality. The key, quite simply, is your ability to think. In our fast-paced world, we often forget to pause and reflect. We hustle from one task to the
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