Category
Leadership
4 essays
Motivation Limbo - The Gap In Between
There is a gap between getting motivated to break past your limits and actually setting out to break past those limits. This gap is what I love to call Motivational Limbo. It usually arises as a result of a lack of further motivation or drive, a lack of discipline, a lack of knowledge, a lack of the necessary structures, or a combination of one or more of the above.
Habit Architecture and Time Sovereignty pt 1
I wake up motivated, it's a brand new day. The birds seem to sing for me. The sun coats me in its warmth and glory. The Lord whispers in my ears. I feel the wind slowly caress my skin; this day is made for me! I definitely will accomplish so much of my plans today... It's the evening. I forgot most of the things I said I would do. The ones I recalled, I was too lazy to execute. 'I'll do it tomorrow. There's always tomorrow'.
Introduction - To Be A Leader Or Not To Be.
If human behavior is an unpredictable maze, a leader cannot hope to guide others through it without first mapping the terrain of their own mind. This is where the journey truly begins, not with the management of others, but with the management of self, and the management of oneself begins with the knowledge of self.
The Significance of the Knowledge of Self in the Journey of Leadership.
In my early years, I was a victim to generic discipline systems. Everyone had an idea and a format for me to use, and every time I tried them, I failed in a second. Meanwhile, these same patterns were working for others and giving them beautiful results.