Category: Sue’s Daily Blog

Your Beautiful Garden Awaits #1104 

Published on May 18, 2023 Written by

Life can be hard.  When being intentional, we choose the hard that brings us closer to our desired future.   Imagine yourself as a gardener. To grow a beautiful garden, you must dig deep, plant the seeds for what you intend to grow, and water them regularly. In the same way, we must choose the hard… View Article

One Choice at a Time #1103 

Published on May 17, 2023 Written by

In the vast tapestry of life, our decisions are the threads that weave our future. Each choice we make, no matter how seemingly insignificant, has the power to alter the course of what will become reality. It’s like standing at a crossroads, with diverging paths leading to distinct destinations. If we keep treading the same… View Article

The Art of Simplicity in Business #1102 

Published on May 16, 2023 Written by

In the realm of business, the timeless adage “as simple as possible but never simpler” resonates deeply. Coined by the legendary physicist Albert Einstein, this quote offers a fundamental principle that can guide us towards achieving success.  Imagine a sailing ship navigating treacherous waters. To sail smoothly, it must find the delicate equilibrium between trimming… View Article

Can’t Be Co-Opted #1101 

Published on May 15, 2023 Written by

Picture this: You’re a creative genius, toiling away in your secret lair, conjuring up groundbreaking ideas that could change the world with your team. But alas, the universe has other plans for you. Suddenly, you find your work being shamelessly co-opted by someone else. Cue the dramatic music…  Being a victim of creative co-option is… View Article

Lessons at 1100 #1100 

Published on May 12, 2023 Written by

It’s check in time for what I’m learning in my journey past 1000 blogs. Today, I’m keeping it simple because we’re packing for our upcoming remodel and boxes are calling my name as I write. So here they are, no preamble or tee up, though I’m still grateful to Seth Godin for the challenge!  At… View Article

My Simple Recipe #1099 

Published on May 11, 2023 Written by

“Why?” is such an important question to answer.  Without overcomplicating it, no matter what the situation is, when your why is big enough, you’ll find the who, how and what.  How do we remain vigilant about keeping our “why” in front of us during the challenges?  Expand your why and do what’s most significant to… View Article

Time is Life #1098 

Published on May 10, 2023 Written by

Life is a one-time offer. Use it well.  I found this quote as it coincided with Ali’s 30th birthday.  Somehow, my kids’ birthdays anchor me more than my own to how fleeting life is. How can we be old enough to have a 30-year-old? After all, we’re not that old, are we?  It’s an interesting… View Article

In the Silence of Our Own Thinking #1097 

Published on May 9, 2023 Written by

Don’t let fear lead you.  Sometimes, when facing change and left in the silence of our own thinking, we choose the comfort and certainty of what’s known over the new and unknown.  While it’s one of your available choices, consider what you’re gaining and missing in the short and long term.  You can live with… View Article

Speed as a Habit #1096 

Published on May 8, 2023 Written by

As a result of the EOS Conference ™, Justin Maust recommended the article “Speed as a Habit” by Dave Girouard in his dynamic breakout talk, so I read it. I highly encourage you to do so as well, it’s a worthy read.   His underlying belief is that speed is the ultimate weapon in business. He… View Article

The People are the Work #1095 

Published on May 5, 2023 Written by

Business is challenging.   Peter Drucker said “Only three things happen naturally in organizations: friction, confusion, and underperformance. EVERYTHING else requires leadership.”  I find this quote empowering.   When you accept that it will be rough, little will go well, and the bar is low, you can rise to the challenge.  Leadership is that scarce commodity available… View Article

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