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Hard week? Here’s how to handle it.

How's your week been? Mine's been hard. Actually, check that. It hasn't been hard. It has been LONG. I had three speaking engagements totaling over 13 hours. That's a long time to

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It was the best of times, it was the…

Thanks to everyone for the well wishes on Triple Bypass last weekend! Everything went "reasonably" according to plan. Legs were good. Lungs were good. Energy was good. Mother Nature: not so good. It

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Play to WIN.

Last week I put out a message about getting in the game. Outperformers don't watch passively from the sidelines. Well, tomorrow I'm getting in the game and doing the Triple Bypass

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In the Arena.

I had a lot of people help me when I started speaking about six years ago. People that were generous with their time when I had questions and was trying

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Thermostat or Thermometer?

Last week I put out A message on the top 5 reasons I tell myself to "Bring The Joy" before every speech I give: 1. It lessens the pressure you put

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5 Reasons.

I posted the following picture and caption on LinkedIn earlier this week and I thought it could serve you: One of the last things I tell myself before I take the

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It’s Not Where You’re STARTING. It’s Where You’re GOING.

Last week I had one of my most significant and meaningful speaking engagements. It was for League of Minnesota Cities, an organization of appointed and elected city officials. There were 500ish

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“You’re only halfway there”

Last week I put out a message on my recent surgery and I heard back from many people. Thanks for the support! All continues to be well :-) However, I had

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My recent surgery

It has certainly been an "interesting" couple of weeks for yours truly. Yes, I had surgery. And if you would like the scoop, here ya go...raw and uncensored: See, I've been

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We’re All in the Service Industry

I saw a post on LinkedIn this week about vacations and burnout. I can't reference the exact study but it said only 28% of people actually use all of their

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