Category: Motivation

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Always Seeking the Next Mountain

None of us were put on this Earth to be ordinary. Each of us has a unique gift to discover, hone and

A chalkboard graphic asks, “WHAT DO YOU WANT?” beside a profile of a head with a question mark, suggesting self-reflection or goal-setting.

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What are You Hungry For?

What drives you? What do you seek? What do you want? Usually, it’s not the thing or goal per se that we

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Self-Regulatory Failure

Self-regulatory failure is a fancy phrase for procrastination: putting off what we KNOW we would be better off getting over with. There

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Talent is Overrated

While possessing some baseline minimum of talent in one chosen field is in order (I sincerely doubt I would ever be able

A flat vector illustration of a colorful segmented performance gauge with business professionals, highlighting analytics, finance, productivity, and achievement through icons such as a magnifying glass with a growth chart, calculator, coins, laptop, and gold stars.

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The Two-Organizations Problem: How Dysfunctional Communication Creeps In

(This blog draws HEAVILY from a June 26, 2026 Harvard Business Review article by Irina Wolpert, including all quotes) Every organization is

A first-person view of someone standing at the junction of two large painted arrows on pavement, one labeled "HABITS" pointing left and the other "CHANGES" pointing right, symbolizing a choice between staying the same and embracing change.

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Moving Toward, Moving Away

Every now and then it is good to do an internal 360-degree survey, conducting a status check with the variety of emotions,

A stylized illustration of a businesswoman walking along a winding road while a giant hand draws the road ahead with a pencil, symbolizing goal-setting, planning, or shaping one's future journey.

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The Arrival Fallacy: ‘When’ is an Illusion

The Arrival Fallacy is a self-deluding fantasy that we will be happy when… we get that promotion, buy that house, move to

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The Power of Grateful Dissatisfaction

Complacency is the enemy of progress. Nations stagnate when they become too comfortable; organizations decline when they assume past success guarantees future

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Working at It Works

Persistence pays, tenacity triumphs. Persistence says, “I will continue.” Tenacity says, “I will find a way.” Persistence and tenacity are abilities available

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Confidence as a Performance Multiplier

Confidence can be a self-fulfilling prophecy. People often succeed, not because they see a clear road forward but rather because they have

A staircase of stacked wooden blocks rises from left to right, with letters on select blocks spelling “PROGRESS” diagonally upward against a simple light green background. The image symbolizes gradual improvement, growth, and step-by-step achievement.

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Embrace Iteration; Shun Perfectionism

The outcome of any decision is a product of the quality of the decision times the quality of the execution. A 10-quality