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Video: Everyone swims underwater (the myth of overnight success + total ease) advance priorities the ladder video

Every person that gets anywhere learns to swim underwater. In fact, they learn to hold their breath for a very long time. And they often do so in isol...

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Video: Prosper in everything abundance advance the ladder video

 

Somewhere, we bought the line that poverty is noble, that sickness is a blessing, and that Heaven is when things really start happening in our favo...

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Video: Build your bridge advance the ladder video

Every bridge breaks down to one piece of wood. If you know WHERE you want that bridge to go, you can build that bridge anywhere as long as you build i...

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Video: Begin where you are advance the ladder video

You can go anywhere you want to go- if you FIRST admit where you are. We know it's true. That's how we find out how to get to the coffee shop (like th...

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Video: Who's on the bus? advance the ladder video who

 

In our task-driven, production-oriented culture, we often look at WHAT we want to do, first. However, the greatest thing is not WHAT we do or even ...

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Video: The Imago Dei in you advance the ladder video who

 When I was in college, finding "The Will of God" was the buzz phrase of the moment. It seems every few years the Church-as-a-whole cycles through a n...

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If you're stuck... you can always ask someone who knows how advance the ladder video who

I participated in this exercise at a leadership workshop one afternoon in which the facilitator lined us against the back wall of the room, asked us t...

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Video: The Right People advance the ladder video

 If you're a "task-driven" person (I've been told I'm one of them),  this one might zoom right past you. Literally. It's driven by me for years. In fa...

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Video: The Domino Effect // Dream Big + Small Actions = Extraordinary Outcomes advance the ladder video

 

In 1983, Lorne Whitehead wrote (in the American Journal of Physics) that a falling domino- all 2 inches of it- can push over a domino that's up to ...

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