It’s no wonder the best leaders I engage with are voracious readers. The saying has always been “leaders are readers.” Perhaps we only focused on the perceived commitment to learning and growing that comes from “leaders are readers.” In reality a hidden benefit may have been the embedded stress relief.
In our relentless pursuit of a good life we’ve become accustomed to labeling unpleasant emotions as negative or bad, because of how they make us feel in the moment. That’s a problem when those “bad things” actually have the capacity to help us make meaningful progress towards our goals and live more intentionally.
Most high performers endure painful suffering in order to achieve the prize. But for GSP, it’s always been about keeping things playful. You get better by keeping it playful. Dive into this content on mastery, and learn the fundamentals of mastery from one of the greatest athletes of all time.
Many have not taken the time to figure out what living is all about.
Our brain’s have evolved to crave the types of connections that stem from meaningful conversations.
Deeper conversations, characterized by self-disclosure and relational depth, are particularly effective in enhancing feelings of social connectedness and happiness.
Six Indicators of a Transformational Leader
If you’re joyful on the journey, there's’ a greater likelihood you’ll be joyful on arrival. If you’re miserable on the journey, the arrival is unlikely to change anything when it comes to your countenance.