By Liz Fosslien and Mollie West Duffy for Harvard Business Review, February 8, 2019
https://hbr.org/2019/02/how-leaders-can-open-up-to-their-teams-without-oversharing#comment-section
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Connecting The Dots With The Respect Principle
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February 13, 2019
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February 11, 2019
Article by Rebecca Fishbein for Lifehacker on Pocket February 6, 2019
https://getpocket.com/explore/item/how-not-to-care-when-people-don-t-like-youhttps://getpocket.com/explore/item/how-not-to-care-when-people-don-t-like-you
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When we realize not everyone has to like us for us to be okay, we are freed to be the unique person we are. We are also empowered to develop healthy relationships with people who do like us, encourage us, support us, and overall, accept us for who we are … and vice versa.
KAITLIN ANN TREPANIER
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Connecting The Dots With The Respect Principle
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February 8, 2019
https://www.curbed.com/2019/1/23/18192963/nesterly-home-share-program-elderly-university-students
Other potential renters include writers, entrepreneurs, and people saving money for their own home, like me!
Though I am not renting a room from a senior, but from another writer, who also prefers a quiet home yet needs help too, has provided me with the quiet environment I needed to heal, restore, focus, study, research, write, and establish a social business venture for the global initiative to transform respect from a discretionary value to a global principle.
It’s all about being respectful, flexible, and adaptable, plus finding the right fit, which sometimes just shows up as mine did.
Happy and safe rooming!
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January 30, 2019
Seven years of corporate work in a Canadian head office for an international company based in San Francisco has proven, in hindsight, key to my becoming a successfully focused entrepreneur growing a social business venture to meet a global social need not being met.
One of the most long-lasting, helpful effective tools was an organizing, prioritizing course by Day Timer that I recognized in the linked article below, was based on the Eisenhower Box.
The television series Elementary, through the modern-day Sherlock Holmes character, reminded of one of the key components of prioritizing is not filling one’s mind with irrelevant data or unimportant information, but rather to learn to be very selective in order to save time, memory space, and learning skills for what is important and pertinent to what one is trying to achieve, which is a key tool in today’s information age, rather than just a replica of a data base computer program that is only capable of storing information, not doing anything productive with the information.
James, thanks for the reminder in your article about how to determine what is urgent, important, to be passed on, and to be ignored and/or trashed.
Wishing you a successful, productive, and satisfying 2019!
Help make it happen by reading James Clear’s article. Simply click on the following link …
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January 7, 2019
“I carry my thoughts about with me for a long time, sometimes a very long time, before I set them down. At the same time my memory is so faithful to me that I am sure not to forget a theme which I have once conceived, even after five years have passed. I make many changes, reject and reattempt until I am satisfied. Then the working-out in breadth, length, height and depth begins in my head, and since I am conscious of what I want, the basic idea never leaves me. It rises, grows upward, and I hear and see the picture as a whole take shape and stand forth before me as though cast in a single piece, so that all that is left is the work of writing it down.”
“Whence I take my ideas… I cannot say with any degree of certainty; they come to me uninvited, directly, or indirectly. I could almost grasp them in my hands, out in nature’s open, in the woods, during my promenades, in the silence of the night, at earliest dawn. They are roused by moods which in the poet’s case are transmuted into words, and in mine into tones, that sound, roar and storm until at last they take shape for me as notes.”
Ludwig van Beethoven
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This experience I have come to know well and as with Beethoven, being outside is when most ideas arrive. I too also carry them for a long time, such as the idea of respect as a global principle that entered my mind over twenty years ago and is now manifesting in unexpected ways.
I also appreciated Maria Popova sharing in her article on brainpickings, titled
that creativity is not just about art making, but also discovery and innovation.
Quoting author Mary Shelley of Frankenstein fame, Freema Dyson, physicist, T.S. Eliot, Ludwig van Beethoven and more, light is shone on a process many seek to understand. Learn more by reading the Maria’s whole article @
https://www.brainpickings.org/2018/11/25/beethoven-on-creativity/
December 4, 2018
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