“In the gym, if you experience no stimulus your muscles won't grow. If you step under 10,000 pounds your body will break.Life is similar.Too much challenge makes life hard, but so does too little.”- James Clear Great analogy. It’s such a delicate balance it’s hard to find it. Put the pressures of a pandemic under... Continue Reading →
7 Point Saturday 👨🏻💻
Photo by Nguyen Nguyen on Pexels.com Another week of studies on well-being and random things that landed in my emails from other creators, educators, leaders, and the community that caught my attention. Hope you enjoy them from this past week as I collected them for you here. Trust is earned. Trust can be a visual... Continue Reading →
Bringing Your Joy to Work
I know work isn’t always work. Work can also be what you do at home and not always at the office. But, with work, it can feel like work which at times it’s counterproductive in what we want to do or accomplish at that moment. So, how can we not feel like we’re in a... Continue Reading →
The Unlock
A Farm In Kentucky I’m always searching for it. Even when I’m sure I already have it. For me it’s about the infinite game when it comes to what I can learn about my potential, not a finite one. This space here on IBtP is the output of that and holds me accountable to learning... Continue Reading →
What We Can Learn From Feedback
You want to self-develop? Do you want to be the best coach and manage people more effectively? Then feedback is an art you want to get your hands around. First, how you take and get feedback. Then you can start to give it to others. The ability for you take any kind of feedback positively-constructively... Continue Reading →
Worry Is a Productivity A-Hole
Worry. Let it grab you, you're done. I've had hours lost because of worry. Worry will sink it's teeth into all that you're trying to do and undo it. Small changes though in how we deal with worry and prepare for worry, is something I'd like this focused post to be about. Stress-free living is... Continue Reading →
Being Effective, Not Defective
Photo by Sebastian Voortman on Pexels.com We lead people into the fray everyday. Sometimes with out any idea that we have people that are following our lead or example. Then we have a loss. A loss in someone falling outside of our influence. A loss in someone that just doesn't know how to drive any... Continue Reading →
Be Real, the Best Thing You Can Be
Photo by Fox on Pexels.com One of my triggers would have to be when I hear, "He/She is a natural born leader." New flash, they're not born that way. Everyone at one point or another has had to learn how to be the incredible leader they are recognized for. They were not born that way... Continue Reading →
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