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  The first blog post in this series took a look at the Pendulum Summit panel’s perspective on “why” we do what we do. The second reflected on “how” we bring ourselves to what we do. This final post gets into the nuts and bolts of the stuff we do, or should be doing, when we work towards the fulfillment…

All the greats have said it, Fats Waller, Ella Fitzgerald, Bananarama….   It ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it   How we bring ourselves to the things we do daily turns out to be a real differentiator. From building relationships to building resilience the most important distance, as Dr. Bob Rotella put it,   is…

Here I sit, struggling yet again, to get back into the rhythm of my writing. Ringing in my ears are the words of Dr. Bob Rotella who said at the Pendulum Summit this month: Imagine how motivated you would be if you knew that the game tape of your entire day was being broadcast on national television. If all of…

Ok, so there has been a hiatus in my writing. The mojo was gone, or the discipline or the motivation, I’m still not entirely sure. But I know that, as a result of my tactical retreat, there is a renewed impetus to get writing again and while its not flowing as it did before, I’m doing it regardless…. So bear…

This blog post is an appendix to the Resilience, How to Spin on in Spite of the Landscape blog post I published only two weeks ago and it comes from the “Physician heal thyself!” space. I experienced a disappointment in my business in the intervening weeks between the posting of the Resilience piece and now. It was an opportunity that passed…

I like cycling. It gets me outside, it raises my heart rate and it provides solitude and headspace. Living in a beautiful part of a country with stunning countryside means that a short spin from the house gets me right out into the wilds. Cycling provides a slower, more complete perspective of your surroundings. You see so much more from…

    Far from the empowering experience of being trusted, supported and developed to a level above that at which you are right now, I’ve found of late that peoples’ understanding of “Delegation” is something less than it should be. (more…)