I see Patrick Sloan around town from time to time and my greeting is always the same: “thanks for the tip”.
This last in this series of “things I know for sure” is that no person can become what they want to be without a written plan.
In 66 years I’ve learned that I can only do what I love to do if (and only if) I’m willing to also do the things least appealing to me. Here’s just a few of those things.
The third in this series, “this much I know”, is that successful organizations require three ingredients: People, Product and Process.
The second of five things I think I now know (for sure) is that moderation is ultimately the position I strive for in every element of my life. Below are six topics (I could write dozens) through which I’ve travelled from extreme to extreme. Also find a favorite book that caused me to reconsider each.
Just as intellect or athleticism are gifts, so too is natural curiosity. And as with all gifts, they are advanced if/when we apply self-discipline. Or they can be left undeveloped by ignorance or complacence.
Over the next few months, this blog will feature the very few things I’m sure about. Below is my wire-frame. Each month, I’ll get into a bit of background about how I arrived at such certainty, in each case.
I am an avid follower of current events and yet learning the following facts surprised me:
