In his influential book, It Worked for Me, Colin Powell, a highly respected military leader, and statesman, shares a wealth of wisdom and experience garnered throughout his remarkable career. One of the central themes he emphasizes is the art of effective leadership. Powell’s “13 Rules of Leadership” encapsulates his invaluable insights and serve as a […]
Words Into Works #074 | The Small Business Flight Plan
In his book, How to Grow Your Small Business, Donald Miller explains that a business has six critical parts, just like there are six critical parts to an airplane. “If you want to grow your business on autopilot, you need to know what makes it fly,” writes Miller. “Build all six parts the right way, and […]
Words Into Works #073 | The Five Practices of Impact Players
In her book Impact Players, Liz Wiseman posits that, in every organization, there are “Impact Players” who make a significant contribution individually to an organization but also have an enormously positive effect on the entire team. Like an Impact Player in sports, the superstars in the workplace all have “game.” Impact Players, says Wiseman, are […]
Words Into Works #072 | The 5-Step Neurocycle
In her book, Cleaning Up Your Mental Mess, Dr. Caroline Leaf discusses a five-step process called Neurocycling that empowers people to use their minds and brains effectively, directing neuroplasticity toward their advantage. Based on extensive research, the five steps aid in building and detoxifying thoughts, effectively changing the brain’s structure, and can help harness the […]
Words Into Works #071 | The Status Quo Bias
In our pursuit of self-discipline, mental blockages prevent us from moving forward. Some people quit altogether when encountering this type of obstacle, assuming that this path is only for a select few. Others, however, are familiar with the psychology of self-discipline and therefore find it easier to overcome such challenges. In other words, they’re familiar […]
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