The deck will ALWAYS look different depending on who does it and when. Even the same person will do it differently 6 months from now.
So, when there’s disagreement, you’re better off seeking alignment rather than engaging in a tug of war. There is no such thing as the right answer because, just like everything else in life, it’s not black-and-white. What was right back then could be wrong now. It depends on the situation and the people at the time.
It’s ALIGNMENT that brings all hands on deck and causes forward motion.
No sense living in a mythology where others are responsible for our downfall–or we are responsible for others’ upliftment.
We alone are responsible for our destiny. We are our own best friends and own worst enemies.
Leadership was never about solving problems for other people. It’s about growing and developing people, so they are empowered to solve their own problems. Help them stand on their own two feet.
After 1.5 weeks of adventure, relaxation, and recovery, Market Access is back to the grind.
These bright days were thanks to Jesus Christ, a great person who stands for faith and hope in humanity.
Covid has exposed undeniable diversity amongst us. It is instinctive to let diversity create division and destruction. It is wise to channel diversity to create something grand.
Combining the world’s diversity of people, networks, disciplines, and resources in order to forge connections that create value, meaning, and breakthrough is the best, most efficient, most powerful way to supersize any dream. Connect with purpose and passion and human potential will be seen at its height.
‘Diversity,’ ‘Health Equity,’ and ‘Social Determinants of Health’ will create buzz this year. Whether it’s just a fad or the beginning of something special is up to us.
Individuals in the workplace don’t like to admit that they were wrong.
They’d rather keep living in the mythology of ‘I was repressed’ than ever admit failure.
Why do you work?
Sure, paycheck is a strong driver…but there are diminishing returns on making money.
Working is actually an effective setting to practice spirituality. For example, it’s a great place strengthen your empathy muscles. In the words of C.S. Lewis: ‘Humility is not thinking less of yourself, it’s thinking of yourself less.’