#59- Is it possible to be too hard on ourselves?
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In the pursuit of greatness in performance in sports, work, etc., is it possible to be too hard on ourselves, or do we need to abandon any limits in order to achieve that greatness?
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#58 - Constraints: Forces of Liberation!
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It is very common to think about constraints as barriers, as hindrances and restrictors. But they can be liberators! Find out how!
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#57 - The Security of Uncertainty
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Uncertainty is actually a generator of security and safety by allowing new action, greater leverage, and fresh opportunities.
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#56 - Instrumentation is not KPI's and metrics!!
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From Fred Voccola, former CEO of Kaseya, I learned his quite unique practice of "Instrumentation". Learn why every manager in the world should adopt this.
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#55 - Managers: Define Success & Fight For It
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What is the #1 job of a manager, director, VP, CEO, or any other leadership and management role? Listen and find out!
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#54 - Just Keep Going
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Don't just sit and wait for a rescue. Find true north, signal for help when you need it, and get moving. It's what successful people do!
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#53 - Feels Like The First Time
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Any experience you have today, even a routine one, can still feel like the first time. In this episode, I show you how.
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#52 Novel Now Available: The Lightning Seed!
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The paperback and eBook versions of my first novel of my series is now available! Learn about The Lightning Seed and the Messenger series by going to
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#51 - Ship Defective Software On Time
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Using an example from software development, learn one of the most important principles of leadership I can ever teach if you have to land an outcome on a specific date with limited people and resources.
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#50 - Not Left or Right Brain -- Just Brain!
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The extremely strict "left/right brain" way to understand your personality limits the creative, disciplined, free, and structured thinking that you are capable of, and it's not what Dr. Roger Sperry wanted us to conclude!
info_outline Reactions to the printing press in the 15th century were a lot like they were to the telegraph, telephone, radio, and Internet in later eras. Each generation, in varying degrees, mistakenly believes that previous ones were unquestionably stuck in a less enlightened past and that the current generation is, as evidenced by its own technological superiority, more civilized, illuminated, and morally superior. In this episode, we shatter this notion and localize where each of us can make REAL progress.
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