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“Who Moved My Cheese? ” is a famous book Dr. Spencer Johnson published in 2006. As it says, it is “An amazing way to deal with change in your work and in your life.” How can you help your team members realize that there is a “new cheese” awaiting them around the corner of where […]
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Brilliance NUGGETS need brevity. Every day, I challenge myself to express something meaningful in a few words. Along the way, it dawned on me that brevity can increase the “signal-to-noise” ratio. When the signal is much greater than the noise, the message is clear and impactful. In other words, a strong message is like shedding
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There are a couple of prongs to this Brilliance Nugget. There is something profound that both of these prongs have in common: Sure, it is good to be smart; brilliant even. Yet, none of this lands with the other person if they can’t relate to you or what you share. Let’s look at the first
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Today’s Brilliance Nugget is about these three questions that focus on “Love Your Work” but: Question 1: How Much Do You Love What You Do? People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing. Dale Carnegie, Author of “How To Win Friends and Influence People“ You could rate your love for your
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My journey of writing daily Brilliance Nuggets has led to friends recommending subjects to me. For example, a friend of mine suggested I look at writing about Proverbs where learning wisdom is easy I think that is a good idea. When writing about the transfer of knowledge, expertise, and especially wisdom, it is impossible not
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There is one little word in the English language (and equal words in other languages) that is quite powerful.The word is “Why?” The word can be powerful. It can launch a discovery that leads to insight and understanding. The Other Side of the “Why” Coin There is another side to the “why” coin. When something
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While I was studying chemistry, I must have missed the marketing classes. Oh wait, there were none. Or, if there were, no one told us about them. Besides, they kept me “chained” to the lab and scientific instruments. There was no time for such classes. But later, when I became an entrepreneur, the lack of
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A few days ago I declared that I will meditate for five minutes each day. I am happy to report that I have kept my word. My experience with doing that has been good. The meditation I have been doing is a guided five-minute one by Goodful (there are many options on YouTube). In it,
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How was an ancient form of Korean martial art spread all across the world? And what can you learn from this for your business or non-profit? This is a nugget that teaches you how to create your knowledge bank over time. In this Brilliance Nugget, I will give you an example of how knowledge has
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