The Art of Possibility so far has been a truly great book.
The fifth practice: Lead from Any Chair, has really taught me a new lesson.
Being a part of an orchestra is great because every person plays an important
part, but the conductor has the most important role of bringing all the parts
together to create a musical work of art. Being in the clarinet section playing
the second part is equally important and you can be a great leader from that
chair if you are able to invent your leadership role. And after you apply rule
# 6 you open up yourself to be free to be yourself. I plan to make a sign to
place at my desk that says: “Don’t forget about Rule # 6” because I am often
guilty of take myself way, way too seriously. J
J LL JJ
Reading practices 7 and 8, ‘The Way things Are’ and ‘Give
way to Passion’ really made me stop and consider the way I approach problems.
Why waste time complaining about the way things are when we should be moving on
to using the situation to our advantage? I am asking myself the question of how
passionate I am about life and listening to myself for the answers.
Great interaction with the reading. I love the idea: Why waste time complaining about the way things are when we should be moving on to using the situation to our advantage? Wonderful.
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