Episodi
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Each of us is here now because of all that preceded us. We live in our time and place because of those who lived in theirs and made us possible.
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Some changes seem like sudden changes, but they have been quietly in the making for a long time. We can thrive by learning to adapt.
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We live in partnerships, families, work teams, communities, cultures, and countries — one mankind populating the earth, children of common origin and parents of infinite human potential. Out of many, one.
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As Mark Twain observed, “It’s easier to to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.”
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This is the way lies go. The innocent suffer for the ego of the liar and the lies he tells for his self-interest. It’s an eternal problem as long as there are those who want to believe the lie.
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Influences are not always obvious. It takes a trained eye to recognize them before they can do irreversible damage.
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Our character contributes to the character of the world around us, whether the family, the workplace, the neighborhood, whatever your sphere of influence might be.
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We have all been stuck in place with indecision, wondering which path to choose. We have evidence to inform us if only we will take time to consider it honestly.
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We say we want to matter. Our anxiety comes from trying so hard to be noticed. We insist on looking in all the wrong places.
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How do we determine what character traits make up a person? Listen to their speech.
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We pause from our busy lives to esteem those worthy of honor. To be credible, we establish standards for honor and protect them from being corrupted.
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The INPowered demonstrate the INLIghtened mind by applying knowledge to a task to develop a skill that can be used to create a intentional result.
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Stopping to admit a change is necessary and committing to a different tactic can be the difference between success or failure, or between a great project and a mediocre one.
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We all know we have an internal voice either encouraging us or tormenting us as it informs us regarding our decisions and actions.
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The INPowered athlete’s heart welcomes the competitor who tests them, the critic who objectively judges them, and the coach who molds them.
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The scoffer ridicules, belittles, and bullies his adversaries, trash-talking their ideals and values out of his own arrogance and pride.
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Continual practice results in habitual behavior. Behavior that becomes so second nature to us that we might not be self-aware of who we have become, or when.
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When we are interested in others, we want to know how anyone different from us is perceiving their world according to their life experiences.
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When I thought I was treated unfairly, I simply did not think I deserved it, and the consequences could never be adequately remedied.
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Confirming our faithfulness to our values, relationships, and causes asks us to pause, reflect, and re-affirm that we are still on the course we initially chose for the reasons we originally believed.
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