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(Continued from a LinkedIn post published July 2, 2024. To read this story in one go, click here.)
Life in Motion
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(Continued from a LinkedIn post published July 2, 2024. To read this story in one go, click here.)
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Or the Strange and Ironical Case of Functional Living.
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“So, what’s it going to be?” invites the savvy supervisor, loathe to micromanage, slow to bail out her team, and dead determined not to have the last word.
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So, Too, Is This Subtitle.
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Cost no object; what would you take in exchange for your integrity?
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Can you solve the Riddle of the Six?
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“There are only two sorts of people on this planet. Those who consume culture and those who create it.”
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Some risks pose the probability of losing everything against the possibility of winning everything before that happens.
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Confused about good and evil? Consider this modern cancellation of Heaven and Hell and see where it takes you.
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If ‘some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them,’ what is your response when the needed thing just needs doing?
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Nothing presses on greatness harder than the expectation of more greatness.
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“With all due respect to journalists,” my father told me at an impressionable age, “lawyers hang their mistakes, doctors bury theirs, but architects and engineers fix theirs.”
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“You say you’ve been at this for five years,” Jack surmised. “But here’s the question I need you to consider: Do you have five years of experience or merely a single year of experience five times?”
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That saying about being only as strong as your greatness weakness? It’s for people who don’t know where to find their weakest strength.
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How do you change an institution set in motion long before your time?
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There are more things in Heaven and Earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in your philosophy. —William (the Alchemist?) Shakespeare
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Think the national debt is high? Try adding up your unmade decisions.
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When someone tells you it’s not personal but only business, do they believe their own rhetoric? Or merely hide behind an unreliable cliché?