My Simple Quotes: experience a win

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“You achieve a goal, but you experience a win.” – Andy Stanley

Achieving a goal with your team is an accomplishment that once is done, you move on to the next thing. It . . . → Read More: My Simple Quotes: experience a win

The second question

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I am an introvert. That means I can use my introvertedness for an excuse for not talking to people. Well, this excuse doesn’t make me very effective.

I’ve had to find a way to have meaningful conversations, even as an introvert. Finding a workaround to my ailment of introvertedness is effective.

Part of . . . → Read More: The second question

Tell them what they need to hear

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Think of a time when someone asked you for advice. Did you tell them what they wanted to hear, or did you tell them your real opinion, what they really needed to know?

Most people will default to telling someone what they think the other person wants to . . . → Read More: Tell them what they need to hear

One of the most terrifying sentences I hear: “Did you hear what I said?”

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I am an executive leadership coach. I meet with executives one-on-one multiple times every week. It is my job to be constantly listening and responding in a way that helps my clients own actions they identify. I know that I am very good at what I do.

So why am I . . . → Read More: One of the most terrifying sentences I hear: “Did you hear what I said?”

Easy to criticize

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When seeing someone or do something, it’s easy to be a critic. After the fact all the information appears to be known. You may ask yourself, “How could they have made a dumb decision?”

The facts may seem crystal clear in hindsight, but rarely do you have all the information. There . . . → Read More: Easy to criticize

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