Post-It Note #3

“Anything worth doing is worth delaying.” -Bottleneck Bill

“The future is that time you’ll wish you had done what you aren’t doing now.” -John C. Maxwell

Filed under: Interdisciplinary Action, Leadership, Seemingly Random , Bottleneck Bill, Dilbert, john maxwell, margin, Murphy's Law, procrastination

Another Post-It Note

“Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent.” -Isaac Asimov

Filed under: Attitude, Church History, Interdisciplinary Action, Philosophical-Possibly Theological , 3 laws, asimov, lenny leonard, scapegoat mechanism, violence

Default to Decision

“Shall we buy a nice new car or keep the old junky one?” -Andrew Olsen

Filed under: Attitude, Interdisciplinary Action, Leadership , Andrew Olsen, Ralph Wiggum

Triggers, Buttons and Switches

One of the post-it notes at my desk reminds me to redirect and relearn.

Filed under: Attitude, Integral, Leadership, Psychology

Great Expectations

A poor attitude- expecting the worst- will deliver. Just as sure, a great attitude does, in some crazy way, change my expectations. And i will get what i’m expecting. Stuff happens way out of my control- but “there’s a large percentage of things that are under our control” and part of exercising my control is taking charge of my attitude.

Filed under: Attitude, Leadership, Philosophical-Possibly Theological, Psychology , Attitude, expectations

A Pithy Reality

My attitude is the lid on my day. A poor attitude will push me down- i’ll be hunched over beneath it- and i’ll have to look sideways at people, limited by my perception of reality. But a great attitude will blow the lid off my day. The sky’s the limit. At the very least, at the end of the day, I don’t want to have to admit that my attitude kept me from an opportunity- anything but that, please. Why would i purposely sabotage my day?

Filed under: Interdisciplinary Action, Leadership, Psychology , Attitude, leadership lid

Perfect Timing, pt.3

The recent stream of conciousness preachiness continues and concludes with this post , and the assertion that the timing of revelation is miraculous.

Filed under: Theology

Perfect Timing, pt.2

The very inner being that i am was reborn- a transformation was done and who was previously a sinner is now a saint. It means the deep core of Dave is not who it used to be. Somewhere under layers and layers of old Dave is new Dave.

Filed under: Theology , salvation