KentHealy

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Leaders are emotional risk takers(maximsformavericks.com)
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6 ways to be independent-minded in a world of conformity(theuncommonlife.com)
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Limits don’t set themselves (maximsformavericks.com)
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Crazy is better than common(maximsformavericks.com)
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by KentHealy 16y ago
@mw63214 You're right. It's definitely a minimal overview. Just trying to keep thoughts concise but frequent - allowing others to pull from it what they will.
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What we see depends on where we stand (maximsformavericks.com)
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More effort does not equal more reward - Here's why(maximsformavericks.com)
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Superstition ends where new action begins (maximsformavericks.com)
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10 ways to be uncommonly productive(theuncommonlife.com)
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Every person is a personal business(maximsformavericks.com)
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Time is free, yet absolutely priceless (maximsformavericks.com)
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Being uncommon means…(theuncommonlife.com)
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A Maxim for Mavericks: If you can’t, you must; if you must, you can (maximsformavericks.com)
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Opposite can mean opportunity (maximsformavericks.com)
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The Real World Myth – Is someone else’s reality holding you back? (theuncommonlife.com)
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The Real World Myth – The tale of two realities (theuncommonlife.com)
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by KentHealy 16y ago
Fantastic. Thank God we have someone like Sir Robinson to articulate the deficiencies of conventional education in a way that ignited the passion in others to challenge the senseless traditions that keep us bound to an antiquated system of
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by KentHealy 16y ago
It can be difficult to draw a line between what constitutes "good" and "great" but I think Sokanu does a good job in this article. And Spencer takes it a step further with the introduction concept of adding a third level: Exceptional. Very
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Don’t be outsourced – How the right-brain can make you invaluable(dontgetburnedblog.com)
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by KentHealy 16y ago
It's about time this topic get the attention it needs and deserves. And I am glad to see so many people take interest. I hope this article will turn some heads. Very timely with new Waiting for Superman movie. If you don't know what I am
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Invoice yourself – What are you (really) worth?(dontgetburnedblog.com)
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by KentHealy 16y ago
Too much planning can certainly backfire, hence this article: When planning becomes a crutch - the woes of reaction and inaction: http://dontgetburnedblog.com/planning-becomes-a-crutch/
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by KentHealy 16y ago
Very good article. Well written. The idea is definitely one to consider when interacting with others. Without it, common ground is hard to find. His quote, "Every single action that you take determines your world. And that is why perspectiv
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Why most people don’t succeed – How you can be the exception(dontgetburnedblog.com)
119 points by KentHealy 16y ago|37 comments
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When planning becomes a crutch – The woes of reaction and inaction(dontgetburnedblog.com)
2 points by KentHealy 16y ago|0 comments