Leadership Tip
A New Year, A New Decade
It seems like yesterday
when we were worried
if our computers would work or
if airplanes would fly on
01/01/00.
Here we are at the end of another
decade and
the start of another.
Many people are ready to
see 2009 draw
to a close.
Like the first day of school
when we start
with a clean notebook,
we start the calendar year
with that
same sense of
excitement, anticipation and possibility.
In school we had final exams
to test what we
had learned.
As adults we have no such review.
I ask that you
take at least 15 minutes
(school exams were longer)
and write
down what you have
learned over the past year.
Clarifying these lessons will
help you to
intentionally craft
the coming year and decade.
Let your
experience
become your wisdom.
Life will give you many tests,
use these
lessons
as your study guide.
All the best for a
joyous and fulfilling new
year!
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