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  • March 23, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 23 March 2019

    When we are about to step out of our normal routine, we hear voices say to stop. Sometimes it is our own voice and sometimes it is from another. Take a step back and think about what it would mean to be successful in this new endeavor and what is the worst case scenario. Almost…

  • March 22, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 22 March 2020

    There is a big difference between: “I am going to read more this week” and “I set aside time on my calendar to read from 7-7:30 each day this week.” If you are not willing to make time for something, stop talking about it.

  • March 21, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 21 March 2020

    I remember wanting to learn martial arts as a child. I watched Karate Kid and checked out some books from the local library. After countless hours of self tutelage, I was still not an expert. In fact, I learned more in the first week of an actual martial arts class than I did in all…

  • March 20, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 20 March 2020

    I have been guilty of doing this a lot. I have actually quit new endeavors before they had a chance to take hold. I have made excuses not to try something new, because I might look like an idiot. We need to stop worrying about the bad things that could happen and be present in…

  • March 19, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 19 March 2020

    Ever sit in a meeting and wonder what was so complicated about why you’re there. There is a problem and we have the resources to fix it. Why are we not creating a plan? So often the problem is not the actual issue. The issue is our inability to take ownership of the problem. All…

  • March 18, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 18 March 2020

    Through different PMEs and on-base classes I have taken, a similar statement was made, “Even if you don’t learn much, at least you will meet some new people.” I saw plenty wrong with this advice. First, why go into something close-minded as if there is nothing I can learn? Secondly, why do we wait until…

  • March 17, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 17 March 2020

    I am a firm believer in doing the hard work of researching solutions for problems. I read books and articles in the area I am struggling with. I try to boil the problem down to one key thing I can solve and then think through many solutions. Notice, I haven’t done anything yet to actually…

  • March 16, 2020

    Coronavirus: Lesson Learned

    This is a trying season for our nation as we try to hold this virus at bay. Although it is not a flesh-eating bacteria or some other type of zombie making disease, it is very serious due to its potential impact to the certain key demographics and the potential overload of vital resources. As this…

  • March 16, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 16 March 2020

    To some level we are all seeking the approval of another. It is kind of like treating the symptoms of a disease and not the disease itself. If we focused on making an impact in the lives of those we care about, approval wouldn’t even be a thought in our minds.

  • March 15, 2020

    Daily Deliberation: 15 March 2020

    Ever since the dawn of creation, we have been trying to keep up with the Joneses. We see others excelling in ways we wish we could and get discouraged. What we don’t often realize is they were once beginners too. Instead of trying to BE these people, learn HOW they became who they are.

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