I was not quite prepared for this first day to be as heart-touching as it turned out to be. Me joining the 36th class of “Leadership Lewisville” was a last-minute decision. Only days before the start of the class, Lori Fickling, the Director of the Chamber of Commerce in Lewisville, invited me. I had to …
Perhaps you feel inspired to write a few words on a consistent basis? You see the merit of pulling brilliance nuggets out of your own brain. But you wonder: How can I do this on a daily or even weekly basis? My Step-By-Step Process It is efficient and allows my creativity to flow. Step 1: …
It seems like I’ve been fighting paper all my life. I’m an avid note-taker. I love writing. Then there are bills. Lots of other pieces of paper seem to find their way into my office. For me handwriting is important. Typing notes is not the same. When I’m talking with a client, I do not …
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Yes, you heard me right. Black holes swallow light and they don’t give it back. Experts gather special knowledge, expertise, and wisdom. I call that”brilliance”. They, too, are not giving it back – or at least not much of it. That is true of the old style of expert anyway. What exactly am I talking …
A couple of days ago a friend said something to me that made me sit up mentally. It relates to an insight I already knew. But it’s easy enough to lose track of this aha. I want to share it with you. Through networking, I had met an inspirational and influential person. He is a …
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When I was a kid, my parents gifted me a book about Pablo Picasso. I remember not only the images of his art, but the book talked about the different periods that describe Picasso’s artistic life. There was the blue period and the rose period. Following these, were the African-influenced, Analytic Cubism and Synthetic Cubism …
My friend Robert made me do it. Ha! Well, I accepted the challenge. Here is what happened. He said “Write a little blog every day, or, at least every workday. Write about 300 words. It is like doing Brilliance Extraction on yourself {pulling thoughts out of my own head and documenting them}. Write what’s on …
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