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The Value of Effort

For many years, I’ve been feeling that the value and importance of well-directed personal efforts are significantly underappreciated. This light bulb first came on when I encountered the ideas of John Wooden, famed coach of UCLA basketball teams. His teams compiled an 80% won-lost record without him ever mentioning the concept of winning. His iconic

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Working Well with Others – Part 2

In writing these posts, I’ve frequently mentioned (as I did here) the importance of working well with others. But I haven’t said much about maintaining your own effectiveness, reputation, and mental health when others all around you are challenging your boundaries and adding to the unavoidable difficulties that already exist. Here, then, are some suggestions

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