If you’re a CEO or business owner, you might feel that you have to be more charismatic; louder; or more motivational. As my company grew, I felt that I needed to become a larger inspirational “presence” to my team and my clients. But, as Jim Collins discovered in his six-year study of companies that last, this isn’t true.
If you’ve listened to an interview with a CEO you admire, you’ve probably heard them mention meditation. Most founders and coaches know they *should* meditate, but they’re so distracted that they can’t sit still for 20 minutes. Then they feel
As CEO of your company, thinking is your job. You don’t get paid to deliver a service. Your labor is done entirely between the ears. If you can think more objectively, you’ll be a better CEO. If you can gain
To be a better leader, I know need to present my case better. That means being more succinct in my message; more focused in my presentation; and carry more bass in my voice. 🙂 These are all lessons I’ve learned
“Criticism isn’t the enemy; obscurity is.” How Your Haters Make You Money A couple of years ago, a “guru” in the fitness business told his audience that my ideas were bad. His ranty blog post added 600 new people to my
Sometimes, for me, cycling becomes meditation. Those are the days when I’m doing it right.
My grandfather would not recognize my job as work, but he would be thrilled that I am free to ride a cool bicycle at 9am on a weekday.
Calmness is not easy. It takes practice. Luckily, you can practice on a bike.
The only person who wins the lottery is the dude who sells the tickets.
David Foster Wallace shared this story at a commencement speech back in 2005: There are two young fish swimming along who happen to meet an older fish. The older fish nods at them and says: ‘Morning boys, how’s the water?’
Make B.i.G. things happen.
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