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Leaders Vocabulary:
I Can
I Will
I Will Make Time
I Am Confident
I Believe
It Is Possible ✨
#Leadership #EntrepreneurialSpirit
#SUCCESSFUL
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"You will never please everybody.
If you please God always, and your wife usually, be content."
— Charles Spurgeon
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We spend too much time arguing like we're right—and too little time listening like we're wrong.
Diatribes don't change minds. Productive disagreement depends on showing respect, curiosity, and humility.
The most compelling teachers are the ones who are most eager to learn.
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Today, we have more ways to connect than ever. Yet rates of loneliness have doubled since the 1980s. s.hbr.org/36vEXP2
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Focus starts with elimination, improves with concentration, and compounds with continuation.
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“A good test of a person’s character is how they deal with adversity. But the best test of a leader’s character is how they deal with power.” - Peter Scazzero
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The days can be easy if the years are consistent. You can write a book or get in shape or code a piece of software in 30 minutes per day. But the key is you can't miss a bunch of days.
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True power:
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Warren Buffet is not the source of this quote.
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The ‘secular’ society is not a neutral area into which we can project the Christian message. It is an area already occupied by other gods. We have a battle on our hands. We are dealing with principalities and powers.
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Help me get the word out! Alabama Junior men’s tennis player Filip Planinsek made history today. He won the NCAA Men’s Singles Tennis Championship. Planinsek defeated Michael Zheng from Columbia University in three sets, 6-7, 6-3, 6-2. This is an amazing accomplishment. Congratulations, Filip on winning a National. Championship!
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Simple ways to have a peaceful moment:
-Close your eyes and just breathe for two minutes.
-Leave your phone in another room for an hour.
-Watch a cloud form and then dissolve.
-Stand in the sunshine and notice how it warms your skin.
-Light a candle and watch the flame dance.
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Life is a series of tradeoffs, and greater results usually require greater tradeoffs.
The question is not, “Do you want to be great at this?”
The question is, “What are you willing to give up in order to be great at this?”

























