Decisions
Wise decisions use both head and heart
The mind and body are not two separate selves; they are two aspects of the same self. They are inseparable and partner in decision-making.
Personal Accountability is the True Friend of Freedom
The accountability that is set by someone else feels like coercion. But accountability to ourselves feels like the freedom we relish.
Simplify to clarify
simplifying our lives make the clutter more obvious and easier to discard without remorse.
Truth is like finding gold
There can be so much information that obstructs and distracts that the truth of a matter is not immediately obvious.
Learn and practice escape moves
Learning how to get out of trouble is as important as learning how to avoid trouble in the first place.
Take the fork in the road
We can see only so far, and we have no idea what is hidden in the woods. Yet, we move forward.
Ask, “What if?” before it turns in to “If only.”
Every what if question is challenging you to take a leap of faith, instead of letting your doubtful mind win out one more time.
Let’s get real
Let’s get real. The presumption is that once we get real about a situation, that gives us a framework for maintaining it or changing it.
We choose our destiny
We choose our destiny. Every decision—without exception—every decision has a consequence, no matter how much or how little time we spend contemplating it before making a choice.
No one knows exactly where they are going
We’re big on planning and knowing exactly what outcomes we want. But how many of your plans work out exactly as you planned?
Accountability is the essence of INPowerment
Accountability is he essence of INPowerment. Choice is the ultimate freedom; therefore, accountability is the ultimate responsibility.
Everything is personal
An INPowering and ethical Leader knows that for every statistic they cite, there are human beings associated with the numbers. Everything is personal.