Most People Listen Wrong — And This Candy Proves It youtube.com/shorts/j0lnbSP… via @YouTube Daily Dose of Leadership: Check out out short clip and the outstanding full interview with communication expert Rob Sullivan. @jongoehringvo @brigavery @MikeREarnshaw @GregBerge
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Tremendous Thursday Success Thought: There is power in: “Doing It NOW”! #success #advice #leadership #power #now
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Jim Johnson retweeted
The 3 Mindsets of Winning (Part 3): RESILIENCE
Adversity is inevitable.
Disappointment is inevitable.
Failure is inevitable.
And no amount of talent, preparation, or confidence will change that.
But here's what separates those who sustain success from those who don't:
Their uctively when things don't go their way.
That's resilience.
When I worked in basketball, I saw incredibly talented players struggle because they couldn't move past a mistake.
They missed a shot and carried that frustration into the next possession.
They made a turnover and allowed it to impact their defensive effort.
They received a bad call and spent the next three minutes arguing with the referee.
They allowed one bad moment to become five bad moments.
The best players?
They embraced a Next Play Mentality.
They acknowledged what happened.
They accepted what they couldn't change.
They learned what they could.
And they immediately redirected their focus to what mattered most.
The next play.
The same is true in business.
You lose an important client.
You get passed over for a promotion.
A project doesn't go as planned.
A decision produces an undesirable outcome.
You can't always control what happens.
But you can develop the capacity to control how you respond.
And that distinction is everything.
Resilience isn't pretending adversity doesn't hurt.
It isn't suppressing emotions or ignoring disappointment.
And it certainly isn't being positive all the time.
Resilience is allowing yourself to feel what you feel... without allowing those feelings to dictate what you do next.
Because all emotions are OK.
But all behaviors aren't.
The goal isn't to become someone who never gets knocked down.
The goal is to become someone who knows how to get back up, recalibrate, and move forward.
You don't need a perfect past to create a better future.
You just need to make the most of your next play.
That's resilience.
And that's how you Raise Your Game.
Adversity is inevitable.
Disappointment is inevitable.
Failure is inevitable.
And no amount of talent, preparation, or confidence will change that.
But here's what separates those who sustain success from those who don't:
Their uctively when things don't go their way.
That's resilience.
When I worked in basketball, I saw incredibly talented players struggle because they couldn't move past a mistake.
They missed a shot and carried that frustration into the next possession.
They made a turnover and allowed it to impact their defensive effort.
They received a bad call and spent the next three minutes arguing with the referee.
They allowed one bad moment to become five bad moments.
The best players?
They embraced a Next Play Mentality.
They acknowledged what happened.
They accepted what they couldn't change.
They learned what they could.
And they immediately redirected their focus to what mattered most.
The next play.
The same is true in business.
You lose an important client.
You get passed over for a promotion.
A project doesn't go as planned.
A decision produces an undesirable outcome.
You can't always control what happens.
But you can develop the capacity to control how you respond.
And that distinction is everything.
Resilience isn't pretending adversity doesn't hurt.
It isn't suppressing emotions or ignoring disappointment.
And it certainly isn't being positive all the time.
Resilience is allowing yourself to feel what you feel... without allowing those feelings to dictate what you do next.
Because all emotions are OK.
But all behaviors aren't.
The goal isn't to become someone who never gets knocked down.
The goal is to become someone who knows how to get back up, recalibrate, and move forward.
You don't need a perfect past to create a better future.
You just need to make the most of your next play.
That's resilience.
And that's how you Raise Your Game.
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Jim Johnson retweeted
Don’t wait for someone else to make a difference. Lead by example and be the change you want to see today.
#BeACoffeeBean ☕️
#BeACoffeeBean ☕️
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Jim Johnson retweeted
Peacemakers aren’t the ones who avoid hard conversations. They’re the ones who have them with respect, listen first, and leave the relationship stronger than they found it.
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This week’s book recommendation: Author James Laughlin shares great insights of what high performers do consistently. Looking forward to having James as a guest on our podcast. @JamesLaughlin @clintonkowach @ClintHurdle13 @mike_ellson @RichfieldRich
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Jim Johnson retweeted
Good morning and Grand risings! Thankful and blessed for all those who have served to keep us all safe in this craZy world and protecting the freedoms we still have and enjoy. #WhatWins💯
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Daily Dose of Leadership: Check out our great interview with communication expert Rob Sullivan. @jongoehringvo @mike_ellson @RichfieldRich
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Wonderful Wednesday Success Thought: It’s all about progress, not perfection. Focus on making many good little choices! #success #advice #leadership #progress
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Jim Johnson retweeted
People of greatness carry two needs: the need to achieve and the need to give.
Achievement builds your résumé. Giving builds your legacy.
You can win every game, hit every goal, and climb every ladder, and still miss greatness if you climbed alone.
True greatness looks like: down 🔹 Encouraging someone who's doubting 🔹 Inspiring someone who can't yet see what they could become
The scoreboard measures what you achieved. People's lives measure what you gave.
So today, chase both. Get better, then help someone else get better.
Who are you lifting today? 👇
Never Stop Getting Better.
#NSGB #NeverStopGettingBetter #Leadership #ServantLeadership #Greatness #Coaching #Mindset
Achievement builds your résumé. Giving builds your legacy.
You can win every game, hit every goal, and climb every ladder, and still miss greatness if you climbed alone.
True greatness looks like: down 🔹 Encouraging someone who's doubting 🔹 Inspiring someone who can't yet see what they could become
The scoreboard measures what you achieved. People's lives measure what you gave.
So today, chase both. Get better, then help someone else get better.
Who are you lifting today? 👇
Never Stop Getting Better.
#NSGB #NeverStopGettingBetter #Leadership #ServantLeadership #Greatness #Coaching #Mindset
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Shhhh...It's Quiet Time. youtu.be/8UMnX0SiGbI?si… via @YouTube Daily Dose of Leadership: @RichfieldRich @jakestouchdown @mike_ellson @michaeldotterer @ClintHurdle13 @AlanAllard @AlanSullivanMBA
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Terrific Tuesday Success Thought: Excellence is difficult and that is why it is rare. Focus on being Excellent anyways! #success #advice #leadership #excellence
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Jim Johnson retweeted
The week of speaking in review. Grateful for every opportunity to share the Coffee Bean message.
Edge Mortgage - Ft. Worth
Semonin Realtors - Louisville
University of Pittsburgh Law School
MARR Gala - Atlanta
TDCJ Parole Supervisors- Austin , TX
#BeACoffeeBean #Motivation noteSpeaker
Edge Mortgage - Ft. Worth
Semonin Realtors - Louisville
University of Pittsburgh Law School
MARR Gala - Atlanta
TDCJ Parole Supervisors- Austin , TX
#BeACoffeeBean #Motivation noteSpeaker
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podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rel… Daily Dose of Leadership. It was an honor to be a guest on Relationship Rules Podcast with with wonderful host Janice Porter. @janiceporter
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Magnificent Monday Success Thought: Start by serving the person in front of you! #success #advice #leadership #serve
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Ep #776 - Jim Johnson, Author of A Coach and A Miracle! youtu.be/8-5iaBWtPco?si… via @YouTube Daily Dose of Leadership. Had the honor to be a guest on The Educational A.D. Podcast with wonderful host Jake von Scherrer. @jakestouchdown @mike_ellson @RichfieldRich
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