Lots of successful people have good minds, but many might argue they don’t necessarily have good hearts. Even so, I bet you have a few names that come to mind of people who possess this winning combination. I know I can think of a few! Click to Tweet the image below and tag one or more of your favorite examples of a good head and a good heart.
There are occasions when we just want to be told what to do, but as adults those circumstances are rare. Even when we are in a new learning situation, we prefer to have someone walking the path with us. Not just seeing us in the distance, but right there with us, giving us guidance and corrections all along the way. Click to Tweet the image below and share your best insights as a “guide from the side.”
As I search the internet looking for experts, gurus, and others I want to follow, the ones I connect with consistently have a message of being in service to others. Part of my struggle in getting this venture off the ground was wanting to be in true service to others, not just more noise. Click to Tweet the image below and add a quick note about how you are serving others.
Unless we take action (or continue to take action), the important ideas we want to share with the world remain just that – our ideas. Actions don’t have to big; a small action compounded daily will end up with a surprisingly significant result in less time than you might imagine. Click to Tweet the image and share what step you are taking to make sure you don’t get run over.
Being patient is an important life skill – some things just take time. But taking action and making things happen often distinguishes those who are at the top of their game from those who are just getting by. Click to Tweet the image below and share what you are going to stop waiting on and begin working toward.
Sometimes as adults we forget the amount of time it takes to learn something new, let alone master it. But if we make a commitment to put the time in and practice anything is possible. Click to Tweet the image below and share your mastery goal for the year.
I am Gwen Bortner, COO and consultant. I help stuck entrepreneurs get unstuck. And in the process reenergize you, curate solutions, and become your business confidant.
