Sometimes change comes faster than expected, but I’m learning to embrace it. This transition did not happen because I took a vacation, but the time off was crucial in helping me see the change more quickly and fully than I would have otherwise.
Meditating has become the highlight of my days. I look forward to the time I give myself to be quiet and listen. Then I practice letting go of my thoughts and gain a sense of peace that can only come from that time.
A new year and a clean slate again. The new year is a great time to reevaluate how far we’ve come, where we are now, and what we want to do in the future.
I have learned so much, mainly about myself, and through that growth, I have learned of others, my friends and family, and my community. And so, I want to close this year with a summary of the main lessons that this year has left me in the hopes that they might be useful for you.
If we repeat something often enough, people will absorb it, but if people find the insight themselves, the process will probably be quicker and more effective.
When you are growing, making sure you maintain your culture – who you are – is important because your culture is the root of your success.
I find myself thinking that this is a case of mistaken priorities. Sometimes the most important work is not on our to-do list. It may be taking the time to go on that trip, see my family, and reclaim my roots.
If we are growing as business leaders, I guarantee we will be making mistakes. If we knew everything about what we are doing and could do it perfectly, we would not grow.
By making the changes you want to make, little by little, you will and can create what you want with enough time. This concept works for everything.
Personal development is the most significant investment you can make for yourself. Take the time, and watch your investment pay off as you improve at what you do.