gratitude – Scott Welle: Outperform The Norm

Why You Can’t Get Over It

There is no failure. There is only feedback. The only way you can fail at something is to make a mistake and to not learn from it. Otherwise we're all on

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The Downside of “New Year, New You”

Happy New Year! (pretty sure it's still okay to be saying that on January 6th!) One of my least favorite phrases around this time - and one you've probably heard often -

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What Are You Proud Of? (2022 recap & lessons)

2022 will be over in less than 36 hours. I want to THANK YOU for the support and for being along for the Outperforming ride. It certainly has had some

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Pull People Up.

As a speaker, I'm connected to a lot of other speakers on LinkedIn. And I see a lot of posts on LinkedIn similar to this one: I don't know how this

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Beyond gratitude

Please forgive me if this email is a little scattered. I'm writing it from a coffee shop in Anthem, AZ, and I'm at peak caffeination after a 16-ounce nitro coffee... I've

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An Obligation to Give Your Best

My alarm went off at 3:50 am this morning for a 5:00 am virtual breakfast keynote (so it goes when you’re on Mountain Time and the audience is on Eastern

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Preparation, Familiarity, Confidence, Success (and Service!)

Last Friday after sending my weekly email to you, I had a closing virtual keynote to end my day. I've done hundreds of virtual keynotes and workshops since mid-2020 and I've never had both my

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Plan the work. Work the plan.

Any goal is realistic with an intelligent plan to accomplish it. That's a phrase I use in every goal achievement presentation and is the subtext on the slide from the below

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A dream come true.

Last night was a dream come true. I got to speak for the NDSU Bison football team inside the Fargodome. On the surface, you might look at this as not that

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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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