It's complicated.
It's incredibly complicated.
And.... those descriptions can keep us from making progressive decisions and actions that move us (and others) beyond the complications and complexities.
Complicated and complex are 100% legitimate descriptors. And... those descriptors can also be the values-based motivator for you to do something, rather than nothing.
Notice and name your village of supports and their village of supports and their village of supports. Somewhere in your world, there will be people or resources or avenues to disrupt this hamster wheel of stress - and help you move onward and forward.
Notice. Name. Choose.
Lead yourself well.
Post a photo (no text) to let us know one of your happy places/spaces.
Leading yourself well includes a deep-knowing accompanied with personal actions.
Notice. Name. Choose.
Lead yourself well.
How fast do you walk? When do you stroll?
When you use a pen, how quickly do you write?
Where are your shoulders positioned right now?
How deep are your breaths right now?
Sprints of hair-straight-back are common. The occasional marathon of project management, or the mountain climb of life and work demands can certainly add adventure to a life of meaningful contribution.
Double-click on what is driving you to live in a state of hustle, hurry, strive, fix, heal, fomo, never-enough, never-complete, or never-arriving. Notice the message and the language beneath this way of life.
Notice. Name. Choose.
Lead yourself well.
From time to time (as in monthly), it is a sound leadership practise to notice if your attention to self-respect is still intact.
Your goals, aspirations, values and whatever meaning you want out of work and life WILL NEED boundaries of self-respect to preserve your energy, time, mind management, healthspan practises and personal growth.
Double-click on notice and name - and choose progressive, aligned-to-you, boundaries of self-respect.
Lead yourself well.
