Parent/Child Reflection; Life is a Sprint
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#1💡Don’t Grow Up
How do you retain a childlike sense of wonder?
That is one of the biggest life questions.
I don’t know the answer. But I think it has something to do with self-expression, pushing creative limits, not being afraid of failing or being misunderstood, and curiosity.
#2💡A Parent Reflects on Child Relationship
Jack Welch was the Chair and CEO of General Electric (GE) from 1981 to 2001. During his leadership, the company’s market value grew from $14B to $410B.
When many people hear of Welch, they think “extraordinary business leader, ruthless business titan, and someone who had it all…” but there is always two sides to the coin.
An example of how good intentions (giving each of his kids GE stock) resulted in a poor outcome (according to Welch).
#3💡Life is a Sprint
I agree.
Sprinting is the most effective way to get things done.
Read my post on Work Like A Lion, Not A Cow.
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