The Insight Behind Your Labor and Its Fruits
I’ve often pondered the relationship between the labor we put into our work and the outcomes resulting. It’s a tiny but significant distinction that gives
I’ve often pondered the relationship between the labor we put into our work and the outcomes resulting. It’s a tiny but significant distinction that gives
Jimmy Johnson’s formula “Positive Attitude + Effort = Performance” emphasizes a successful framework transcending sports. The article highlights how a positive attitude enables seeing opportunities amidst obstacles and encourages resilience, while effort represents the commitment to achieve goals. The resulting performance measures success across various fields. Johnson’s approach fosters a growth mindset, particularly vital in the digital era, advocating adaptability and continual learning. This simple yet profound formula guides individuals and teams to excel in today’s competitive world.
Are you stuck in a rut (a rut is like a grave with both ends kicked out), unsure how to move forward and create your
Photo by Sydney Sims on Unsplash In an ever-changing world, the importance of emotional intelligence (EI) cannot be overstated. It is crucial to personal and
Photo by Domingo Alvarez E on Unsplash Emotions are an integral part of the human experience, shaping how we perceive the world around us and
Photo by Daniel J. Schwarz on Unsplash Staying motivated during the grind can be challenging, especially when facing a long-term goal or a difficult project.
Photo by Justin Veenema on Unsplash Staying motivated during tough times in the multifamily space can be challenging, but it is essential to remember that
Figure out quickly that you are the work that needs to happen in the world. Face each day understanding that each experience presents itself in an effort to build your character.
When you wake in the morning and stand in front of the mirror – ask yourself “Am I better person today than I was yesterday based on my experiences.
I will never forget the day (thumb and first finger held millimeters away from each other) that I was that close to my supervisor having to make a tough call.