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The capacity to stay fully present – to do one thing at a time – is a challenge contemplative traditions have been grappling with for thousands of years.
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197 |
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To master the competitive environment, the leader must first understand the challenges of the twenty-first century.
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186 |
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There is magic in experience, as well as wisdom. And more magic in stress, challenge, and adversity, and more wisdom.
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146 |
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…maturity means an active, self-reflective struggle to accept the dissonance we feel about hopes we did not realize, opportunities we let slide by, mistakes we made, challenges we could not meet, all of which changed our lives in ways we could not anticipate.
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316 |
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Nothing and no one can perform at 100 percent forever. If we cannot be honest with one another and rely on one another for help during the challenging parts of the journey, we won’t get very far.
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121 |
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During the course of their careers, most people find themselves in situations that test their sense of appropriate behavior and challenge them to reassess major aspects of their lives.
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008 |
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Challenge the conventional approaches of your company. Be a badass and take the lead!
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035 |
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If you think there is only way to resolve a problem or situation you need to rethink it! Challenge yourself. Get creative and inventive.
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065 |
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A challenge without mastery of the facts can be perceived as incompetence.
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071 |
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A challenge is something that often needs to be sustained or repeated. You must be willing to go back to the well if you believe in your cause.
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073 |
