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Lessons from a Graveyard – Revisited
Read Time: 3 minutesThis is an update and look back at what happened in the past year. I had some health issues that have helped me re-exam some things in my life. After that experience I hesitated to visit a graveyard again. I was in such a bad state that I remember that at my last grave visit…
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The Bridge Generation: The Unsung Heroes Between Success Stories
Read Time: 2 minutesHistory often remembers the generations that make the biggest impact—those who innovate, revolutionize, and redefine industries or societies. But what about the generations in between? The ones who don’t make headlines yet play a crucial role in setting up the next wave of success? These are the bridge generations, and their influence is often underestimated.…
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Fire Alarms and Team Dynamics: What Your Reaction Reveals About You
Read Time: 2 minutesNot that long ago we had a false fire alarm go off in our building. Before we learned it was a malfunction, our company exited the building. Everybody was safe, including our neighbors. I thought about how everyone in our company reacted when the alarm went off. When a fire alarm goes off in a…
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Quote Exploration: The Fastest Way to Get It Done is to Get It Done
Read Time: 4 minutesOne of the many unique video shoots was at Talladega Superspeedway. My producer and I flew to Alabama to interview a driver as part of a video sponsorship AND display some of the excitement that is Talladega. Speed, professionalism, fun and…sponsorships. The entire time we we there, we had a limo driver named Ed. He…
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The Myth of Multi-Tasking: Why It’s Really Attention Shifting
Read Time: 3 minutesMulti-tasking is often seen as a badge of honor—a skill that allows us to juggle multiple responsibilities and stay ahead. But science reveals a different story. Multi-tasking, it turns out, is a myth. What we’re really doing when we think we’re multi-tasking is something called attention shifting, and it’s far less productive than we might…
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The Value of Presence: Choosing What (and Who) to Keep in Your Life
Read Time: 3 minutesReflecting on the value of quiet presence helps us make more intentional choices about what and who we keep in, yet still hold a special place? Like the lights in an office that rarely get turned on, their presence can provide comfort, reminding us that not everything in life needs to be constantly active to…
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The Art and Benefits of Time Boxing
Read Time: 3 minutesManaging time effectively is crucial for achieving personal and professional goals. One powerful organizational technique that has gained popularity is time boxing. This method involves allocating fixed time periods to specific tasks, helping individuals stay focused and productive. In this article, we will explore the how-to and benefits of time boxing, along with examples of…
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The Ideal Nap Time for Humans: How Long Should You Really Nap?
Read Time: 3 minutesNapping has long been considered a quick and effective way to rejuvenate the body and mind, but the duration of your nap can significantly influence its benefits. While some people swear by short “power naps,” others prefer longer naps that allow them to cycle through various stages of sleep. But what does science say about…
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How Adding a Salutation to Your Email Signature Saves You Time
Read Time: 2 minutesEvery second counts, especially when it comes to managing a heavy email load. Whether you’re responding to clients, colleagues, or friends, the time you spend drafting emails can add up quickly. One simple yet effective way to save time and streamline your communication is by including a salutation in your email signature. Why a Salutation…
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Lessons from a Graveyard
Read Time: 3 minutesI recently started a new hobby…looking for and photographing gravestones. Requests for gravestone photos hit my inbox and, when I have time, I head out and locate them. The first couple of times I visited a cemetery, I had a hard time walking around. There is this strange feeling of stepping on the grave of…
