Tag Archives: Paradox

Emerson Got It Wrong I Think, To Be Misunderstood Is To Be Lonely

Trying to help others transform the way they behave around life-work balance is a lonely space. The harvest is great, but the workers few. Transforming yourself from a warning into an example will be the hardest thing you’ll ever do. … Continue reading

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The Other Cool Thing

All that stuff I mentioned two days ago at jungle jeff has it’s roots in this idea: No one can help another without helping themselves. Many of you are practicing this as evidenced in your blog comments and emails. Together, … Continue reading

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Mid Life Leadership Paradox?

Midlife leadership paradox, or, midlife leadership pair of boxes? Pete Blank used to work as a Leader at The Walt Disney World Resort. Now, he’s an entrepreneur and Leadership coach and professional speaker. I subscribe to his blog and wanted … Continue reading

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Mid Life Workaholics Unite

“Opera is when a guy gets stabbed in the back and, instead of bleeding, he sings”. — Ed Gardner Workaholics rarely have courage for self-confrontation.  We’re too busy trying to control things and control life.  If we pause long enough … Continue reading

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