With Patrick Mosher
Take a deep...
breath.
Now — envision how you are leaving your legacy in the world.
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So GOOD!
Think of any goal, ambition, or dream you have.
Now think of it as its own ‘project’.
Create a project description.
Brainstorm the outcome you hope that project will create or produce, for you, and if applicable, for others, too.
Reverse engineer how you’re going to approach this project....
What's the most exciting part of...
a new venture?
Planning it. In the midst of it.
Finishing it up, knowing you delivered significant impact?
I love Day 1, Hour 1, Minute 1 of events.
Right before I begin, I get nervous.
Doubt creeps in.
'What if I'm not what they expected?'
I quiet my self-talk. Take a deep breath.
Smile because the Universe is Perfect and I walk out to face the group - audience, members, steering committee, review board.
Once I let go into the universe, I mean really let go, what comes next will be perfect.
Gotta love Day 1, Hour 1, Minute 1.
Jumping off that cliff, pumps blood into your soul!
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On the prairie, storms move in and out so fast!
In our Summer Encampment in 2010, hail, some the size of…
baseballs, pelted us.
My poor Ford Explorer endured dings but not a broken windshield.
After the storm, breathe a sigh of relief, be grateful for what remains and move forward with what you have.
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So...
Do you ever think about where you’ll be in 10 years?
What will your children be doing? Who will they be? Where will they be?
What about your career? What will you be doing? Who will you be working with? Where in the world will you be?
Want to get peak into your world ten years from now?
There is a way. It’s simple and doesn’t require a crystal ball.
Ready?
Be patient as I lay the foundation.
In choosing someone for a new job or new role, I often heard the phrase, “past performance is an excellent predictor of future performance.”
Reviewing a person’s past performance across years, roles and supervisors is an excellent way to evaluate how a person will perform. Sure, there are anomalies. People make severe right or left turns in their career. I certainly did. For the most part, though, people are pretty...
At the end of every Boy Scout camp weekend, the leaders would line us up in a row at the edge of our campground. We would march forward, picking up any items or litter left behind. I remember picking up gum wrappers and stuff that was there before we arrived. Why in the WORLD, do we need to pick up something we didn't even drop? One of our leaders responded, "We leave things better than we found them."
My first lesson in Stewardship.
In what areas do you leave better than you found them? How do you lean into your stewardship? In your home? At the office? With your kids?
When I was a consultant, I remember walking through the office area with my client, the Vice President of Customer Service of a Fortune 500 company. We were walking to our meeting, discussing how to navigate through some tough decisions – an entourage of 3-4 people following us through the cubicle area. He stopped abruptly and picks up a gum wrapper...