Tag: seth godin
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Insanity or a new model?
Maybe your preferred model doesn’t work anymore and, instead of insisting on using it and expecting a different outcome, you should adopt a new model?
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“When we say we have no choice, we feel trapped and we are powerless”
Saying you have no choice leaves you stuck. Make a different decision.
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Just start something
How often do you find yourself saying you’ll start something when the conditions are perfect or when you have perfected some or other detail?
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“Freedom and responsibility aren’t given, they’re taken”
Seth Godin’s take on freedom and responsibility touch on a new theme for me: autonomous adults in the workplace. Something to ponder.
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Confused about busy
I still use RSS feeds for most of my reading and one of the feeds I enjoy the most is Seth Godin’s. I think I tend to save a few dozen of his articles for when I most feel the need for extraordinary inspiration and then dive in. His post titled “Two kinds of busy”…
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I'm not sure there's any number of Facebook likes that can replace a hug.
I’m not sure there’s any number of Facebook likes that can replace a hug.
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If you are afraid, you're on the right track
I love this paragraph from Seth Godin’s latest post titled “Fear, scarcity and value“: The shortcut is simple: if you’re afraid of something, of putting yourself out there, of creating a kind of connection or a promise, that’s a clue that you’re on the right track. Go, do that.