Tag: change
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Quotes to Empower You
๐๐ญ Unleash the power of positivity with quotes to empower. #InspirationalQuotes #PositivityBoosthttps://youtube.com/shorts/WwkHXoiYXzo?feature=share If you enjoyed this storyโฆโจ Want more ways to soar? โจYou can read or listen to Breaking | Building | Belonging โ Why the Voices We Follow Matter and explore more reflections on resilience, faith, and belonging here:๐ https://linktr.ee/fourforsoaring ๐ Search Breaking Building…
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Reaching out to others
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Direction not intention – Andy Stanley Quote
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The Time Traveler’s Guide to Leading through Change
Food 4 Thought from four4soaring We don’t have to change, we GET TO change. The brevity of that mantra and the substitution of the words โget toโ for โhave toโ or โmustโ evokes anticipation, engagement, and action. At least it feels like that is what the “influencers” and leaders who started introducing this “get to”…
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A Tale of Two Cyborgs: Don’t let a glitch make you twitch
Much like our technological enhancements of today, sometimes the technology helped these fabled bionic TV heroes soar more independently than any other human before and sometimes it got downright “glitchy.” We can do better..together.
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Embrace Change with Curiosity (and DON’T follow that hat!)
In these troubling times many of us have experienced change or loss. While the sting of those losses, some professional, too many personal and all deeply impactful, remains with us, we find ourselves facing the winds of change, off balance and chasing who we used to be. In the aftermath, many of us find ourselves…
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Steering Your Ship Through the Storms of Change
When we take on massive change and we seek to overhaul huge swaths of any organization, system, process and/or culture, we, in essence, create a man-made storm. If we try to predict everything that will happen, we are, just like the so-called “layman experts” described above, deceiving ourselves. Never have I guessed perfectly what would…
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Grown up trees : An observation
Here are some pictures from my morning walk. Hereโs my observation: As a child I liked to draw trees. Those trees were always so symmetrical- straight-tall-trunks-roughly-round on top. Real trees – Grown up trees are not so perfectly planned. Grown up trees – like we grown ups – recognize that life is not symmetrical –…
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Breneโ Browns Wholehearted Parenting Manifesto
I just finished reading Daring Greatly and I wanted to share the link to Brene’ Brown’s Wholehearted Parenting Manifesto. I was blown away by her final words on the subject that both summed this section up so well and were incredibly convicting personally as well. Who we are and how we engage with the world…
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Surviving change without going ape
How many times have we left for work, fully intending to play the part of the ever-composed, quietly observant, always benevolent Jane Goodhall, only to find ourselves at the end of the day, flinging feces at our teammates in a primitive display of dominance and one-upmanship? โYou cannot get through a single day without having an…
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