Take the upgrade (version 2) Imagine that you are an army general and your troops win a big battle. Of course, there was a huge cost to this. Then imagine abandoning that newly won territory and then having the same battle again a week later to reclaim that territory. That would be really bad strategy. […]
Consistent with his vision
June 11, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Consistent with his vision Colonel Hadfield, an astronaut, knew at age 9 that he wanted to be an astronaut. So, he started living in a way that was in alignment with his vision. He asked himself things like – Would an astronaut eat a healthy breakfast or sugary cereal? Would an astronaut sleep in […]
Intentions and support
May 22, 2018 by Leave a Comment
Intentions and support Intentions are great. But, if we don’t have the right systems and plans in place to support those intentions, there’s a darn good chance we will get knocked off track and sabotage our intentions. Here is an easy example – if I have the intention to eat healthy but don’t have good […]
The power of little things
April 19, 2018 by Leave a Comment
What would happen . . .
October 26, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Trying too hard
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Asking the wrong questions
March 9, 2017 by Leave a Comment
Asking the wrong questions So often, we are simply asking ourselves the wrong questions. We ask, “What if it doesn’t work?” – instead of asking, “What if it does work?” The difference between those 2 questions is night and day. One inspires, invites action, creates energy, and expands possibility. The other shuts us down, creates […]
Secret Sauce Recipe
July 25, 2015 by Leave a Comment
Secret Sauce Recipe If we don’t document what we put in our delicious secret sauce, then we cannot make it again. If we do document it, then re-creation is easy. When we are in the groove, in the zone, creating unprecedented results ~ if we don’t document what we did to get ourselves there, how […]
Baby Steps Over Time & Distance
February 16, 2015 by Leave a Comment
If I fire a gun at a target 10 yards away and then move the barrel 1 millimeter and fire again, the bullet holes will be darn close to identical. However, those same two trajectories will produce a much bigger difference over the space of 300 yards. Over the distance of a mile, the difference […]
