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Courage in leadership Print E-mail
Written by Jodi Wiff   
Monday, 08 March 2010 14:29

 

Courage isn’t always demonstrated in a ‘big event’.  Think about the following events that required courage.

 

It takes courage to set a goal and go after it.  The courage is the work, commitment, and fearlessness to consistently strive to achieve the new goal.  It takes courage to see a possible objective and take action to achieve.

 
Making the effort...the choice…to take action Print E-mail
Written by Jodi Wiff   
Monday, 01 March 2010 14:52

 

On vacation I met an older gentleman as he was watching the sunset.  We had an interesting conversation from business, economy to beautiful sunsets.   He had time to talk, I had time to listen.  His 89 years of history were interesting, and he still walked with a bit of energy.   He validated something for me that I had been working on. A year ago I made a conscience choice to really find the happiness in ones soul.

 
Our dreams get bigger...when you believe it is possible Print E-mail
Written by Jodi Wiff   
Thursday, 25 February 2010 14:22

 

 

What is your biggest dream…that dream that you hesitate to say aloud?

Have you thought why you hesitate?  Is it you’re worried what others may think?  Or possibly that if you verbalize it – people will expect you to achieve it?

 
When fear stops you from adjusting? Print E-mail
Written by Jodi Wiff   
Tuesday, 23 February 2010 14:19

 

What are you fearful of?   Is it a lost of independence, of financial security, is it someone approval, loss of position, fearful of making a mistake, fear of the unknown….the list is different for each of us.  Getting to know what you’re afraid of and your reaction when you’re fearful is critical to dealing with the situation.  Fear can paralyze you from moving forward.  The next time you feel stuck, and unable to adjust…jot down what you’re fearful of…dig deep, and be honest with yourself.   Next list how it makes you feel.  Make a conscience effort to adjust – and move through the fear.  You may just surprise yourself.

 
7 Things We Learn From the Olympic Athletes Print E-mail
Written by Jodi Wiff   
Monday, 22 February 2010 21:00

 

  1. The end goal is very clear
  2. Nothing is a sure thing
  3. Last year results, likely won’t be enough to win this year…adjust/adapt
  4. You have to commit
  5. Pride is evident
  6. Reinventing occurs in all forms…equipment, style, technique, strategy, head and heart
  7. They inspire others

 

While none of the Top 7 surprises us…just how well do we exhibit those same traits as leaders?  Are your goals crystal clear?

 
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