Do you know the legend of the Cherokee Indian youth’s rite of Passage? At a certain age, or maturity, his father takes him into the forest, blindfolds him and leaves him alone. He is required to sit on a stump the entire night and not remove the blindfold until he can feel the rays of … Continue reading Never Alone
Many people of you reading this have experienced reaching the top of a mountain, whether literal or symbolic. You know the feeling of accomplishment. You found a sequence that worked. You know how to do it, and can do it again and again. In fact, you're ready to find a more challenging mountain to climb. … Continue reading Intention attention
Concerning your leadership, are you a “travel agent”, or a “tour guide”? A travel agent sends people to places that they’ve never been themselves. They hand out brochures. They tell you what a wonderful time you’re going to have, but they don’t know how to actually make it an experience of a lifetime. They simply … Continue reading HELP WANTED: TOUR GUIDES
When on the road following our dreams, there will be setbacks along the way. Failures are more than “opportunities to learn.” They help shape who we will become. However, learning from our failures is nothing without action afterward. We all adjust our way to success. We should take advantage of making these course corrections when … Continue reading Good Miss Bad Miss
We have successes and failures- they come and go. But... Gratitude is a constant force that sustains through the highs and lows in life. When we focus too much on achievement, we can become fixated on the next big goal. We might not feel satisfied and find ourselves wanting more and more. This is where … Continue reading Keep an Attitude of Gratitude
