Journal,
February 2012
Wednesday,
February 29,
2012

Tuesday,
February 28,
2012

Monday, February
27, 2012

Sunday, February
26, 2012

Saturday,
February 25,
2012

Friday, February
24, 2012

Thursday,
February 23,
2012

Wednesday,
February 22,
2012

Tuesday,
February 21,
2012

Monday, February
20, 2012

Sunday, February
19, 2012

Saturday,
February 18,
2012

Friday, February
17, 2012

Thursday,
February 16,
2012

Wednesday,
February 15,
2012

Tuesday,
February 14,
2012

Monday, February
13, 2012

Sunday, February
12, 2012

Saturday,
February 11,
2012

Friday, February
10, 2012
Wild Geese.

Thursday,
February 9, 2012

Wednesday,
February 8, 2012
Cardinal in Pine
Tree.

Tuesday,
February 7, 2012
Fried Tofu and
Pot Stickers.

Monday, February
6, 2012
Wild Geese.

Sunday, February
5, 2012
Universal
Spirit.
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All spiritual disciplines are done with a view to still the mind.
The perfectly still mind is universal spirit.
~ Swami Ramdas
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Saturday,
February 4, 2012
The Modern
Dance.

Friday, February
3, 2012
Still Life.

Thursday,
February 2, 2012
Online Group
Course.
Today's message:
This is Day 2 of 28 Days of Building Fierce Loyalty. Yesterday I talked about preparation and commitment. Without these two things in place, the remaining 27 days will have little impact, so get on it!. Today, my insanely smart friend Les McKeown starts us off with his incredible gifts of insight and creativity.
Building Fierce Loyalty: A Choreography
By: Les McKeown | @lesmckeown
F ind people that you care for.
I nvest time to learn what they love.
E ngage on the basis of their needs.
R evel in feedback, good and bad.
C are enough to admit when you screw up.
E xperiment enough to screw up.
L ove the
weakest you
serve, not
(just) the
strongest.
O pen the box.
Let them see how
the sausage is
made*.
Y ield easily to
the pressure of
their great
ideas.
A sk, when in
doubt.
L et go, not of
control, but of
direction.
T ear down
whatever should
not stand.
Y ou will be
loved. Fiercely.
Loyally.
*Even better,
let them make
the sausage
themselves.
What steps
will you dance
first?
Les McKeown is
president and
CEO of Predictable
Success, the
leading advisor
on accelerated
business growth.
He is the author
of the
Wall Street
Journal and USA
Today
best-seller “Predictable
Success: Getting
Your
Organization On
the Growth Track
– and Keeping It
There.” and The
Synergist: How
to Lead Your
Team to
Predictable
Success.
February 1,
2012.
No Snow.
Unusually
warm. But five
years ago, this:

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