Are you still the right person for the job? There is a shelf life on every person, every position, and every place. There comes a time that you grow beyond where you are and what you do. Way back when, where you were and what you did was exciting, fulfilling and productive. But now…you’ve changed, … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Change
Resolve to do something…
Don’t let anyone talk you out of keeping your New Year’s resolutions! For nothing improves without there first being a resolution to change something. It has become a part of the common folklore to chuckle and say, “New Year’s Resolutions are those things we commit to do starting January 1 and then break that commitment … Continue reading
You’re going to change.
You’re going to change, trust me. Attending a 20-year High School Class reunion will drive that point home pretty clearly. However, the danger is that most people only change when it is forced upon them. We have a tendency to seek a comfortable, tension-free, status-quo environment and thus as long as things are going along … Continue reading
It’s Time to Break the Speed Limit!
No matter how fast the speed limit is, if you are only going the speed limit you are being left behind. If you hope to impact your culture and truly make a difference you’re going have to be willing to fail–and fail big! Being afraid to fail means you only attempt safe changes with extremely … Continue reading
Are you satisfied with your life?
I’ll try to break this to you as gently as possible: If your life is going to change then you are going to have to change. If your strategy for improving your life depends on someone else changing, then forget it. They may change; they may not, and even if they do, if you don’t … Continue reading
Pain can only take you so far.
Pain is a wonderful motivator. People change when they feel pain. But I promise you, change that comes from pain will only take you so far. If pain is your catalyst for change, once the pain eases up, motivation dries up. This is true whether you’re seeking change in your waistline, relationships, career, or whatever. … Continue reading
Significant improvement
It is so simple but often lost in all the noise of the day. The only way for there to be an improvement in your life something must change, and for the “something” to change “someone” must change it. Most often that someone will be you. Let me ramp it up a bit. For there … Continue reading
