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Getting Healthy Ain’t Pretty
Earlier this year I shared a post about accountability. The idea was that if I publicized some of my own health goals for 2020, I could leverage the community to hold me accountable and maybe inspire someone to make a health plan of their own. Well, a week after that post I got a call from a very good friend of mine. He said he had been putting off having hernia surgery for years and that my piece was just the push he needed to schedule the surgery. Awesome! This goes to show that we never know what will have an impact on others; even small things we say and…
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Feeling Rejected
I hope this email finds you well and filled with gratitude for where you are in your life. I was out for a hike with my family on a cool fall day over two years ago. And we came upon this tree (pictured to the right) that was growing in between these two heavy boulders. I was astonished how a seed, grew into a tiny tree which overtime was able to overcome the challenges of where it was planted and rise to incredible heights. In an effort to continue being vulnerable about my own life, I want to share that it is not easy running two companies and being emotionally…
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Life, Death, and Memento Mori
Death is something I’m noticing more these days. Just over two years ago, I lost my friend Tim. A friend of mine lost his father recently. During the holidays my University of Florida community suffered a loss, Ed Aschoff died at 34 years old. And of course this week Kobe Bryant died at age 41. I’ve been lucky thus far that no one close to me in my family has passed away, but these circumstances have made me think a lot about mortality. I am reminded that the next day is not promised – not yours and not mine. One of my favorite writers, Ryan Holiday, carries around a Memento…
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Work/Life Balance is a Fallacy
Last week we conducted a poll in our Three Action Thursday Facebook Group about which 3AT tenet we felt we most fully embraced. Building Authentic Relationships won out over Personal Finance and Personal/Professional Development pretty handily. I thought this piece would be perfect to help stretch your proficiency even further. In my life, if I had five dollars for every time I heard someone say to me, “Work/life balance is so important to me” or “This year, I am going to have a better work/life balance,” I would have a spare million dollars in the bank. Two things aren’t truly in balance unless they are PERFECTLY balanced. Work/life balance is…
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The Importance of Vulnerability
2020 is here! If you are still looking for a few ways to stretch yourself from a growth mindset perspective then 3AT has a deal for you. You can get one free audiobook plus two Audible Originals through us by signing up for an Audible Account. Maybe you are already an Audible member? If so, then you are getting all the benefits and you should “gift” someone else a membership. I have a great recommendation for you for your first audiobook. It’s Brené Brown’s Daring Greatly: How the Courage to Be Vulnerable Transforms the Way We Live, Love, Parent, and Lead. If you need some social proof of Brené Brown’s…