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Lessons Learned

Although there's a lot to be said for "dusting yourself off and getting right back up on the horse," it's wiser to figure out why you fell off in the first place before you try again.

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Time Focus

"Your time is the only thing that demonstrates what you care about."  -Tom Peters, author

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Just Say No

Say "No" to more things so you can say "Yes" to the right things!

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#Change

When change comes suddenly, it can turn strengths into weaknesses and sweep away competitive advantages.

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#Leadership

Great leaders make decisions earlier, faster, and with greater conviction.  They do so consistently - even amid ambiguity, with incomplete information.

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Less is More

The key to productivity is not "more."  Do "less" by focusing on the right things.

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#Texting Dangers

Texting is nearly as dangerous while walking as driving.  1,152 pedestrians were treated in emergency rooms and the contributing factor in 4,280 fatalities.

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#Texting Dangers

Texting is nearly as dangerous while walking as driving.  1,152 pedestrians were treated in emergency rooms and the contributing factor in 4,280 fatalities.

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Redefine The Problem

Creative solutions nearly always come from an alternative definition of the problem.

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#OpenDoorPolicy

The "open-door policy" is noble and can encourage interaction and cooperation when the motive is teamwork.  But when the goal is concentration, it's an unmitigated disaster.

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