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Category: Learning

Learning / People

#Recognize January 12

Our society often places a value on the ability to be RECOGNIZED. There is a even a rating called a Q Score which measures how familiar or RECOGNIZABLE someone is. Apparently being on TV...

Learning

#Mood January 9

It is mind boggling the amount of money humans spend to enhance their MOOD. People constantly sharing with others either verbally or non-verbally if they are in a bad or good MOOD. It seems...

Communication / Learning

#Communication January 7

Last night a good friend bragged on how wonderful his daughter was in telling stories and COMMUNICATING with him and his wife. We talked about how important the leadership skill of COMMUNICATION was. On...

Learning

#Action January 6

I was doing quite a bit of reflecting last week. I thought of moments when I was overwhelmed by responsibilities, challenges, or some leadership crisis. I also reflected on accomplishments and thought back to...

Learning

#Priorities December 31

Today and tomorrow are the days that many people take on the task of establishing resolutions for the new year. I have done that in the past. For 2021 I am establishing three PRIORITIES...

30 Day Challenge / Learning

#Tips December 29

Tomorrow ends the 30 Day Photo Challenge for December. It has been a great learning experience about taking pictures for me. I wanted to recap some photo TIPS. I follow a blog called TravelwithJun and back on December...

Coaching / Learning

#Pain December 28

If you have ever coached you probably have uttered the phrase “No PAIN-No Gain“. This week I was thinking of all the PAIN that 2020 has delivered. Has there been any gain? The past...

Family / Learning

#Cousins December 22

Last week I finished a year long project to create a Family Tree Book for the descendants of my mom’s parents Henry Charles and Bridget Bambrick Lynch (my grandparents). I mailed this booklet off...

Leadership / Learning

#Listening December 21

The next sentence I write about LISTENING is attributed to Alan Alda and is personally humbling. “Real listening is a willingness to let the other person change you.” One of the real hard things for any...