A host reflects on feeling simultaneously better and worse, frames life as a verb, and introduces the seven F's wheel from Good Leadership Enterprises as a daily calibration exercise to check where one stands.
Jeff Greene: Two different things can both be true at the same time. He says he's never been worse and he've never been better. Life is a verb, an evolution, a progress, not a noun. Greene: Take the morsel considered for your life, and if it applies, run with it.
The seven F's wheel is a great tool that you can do literally every single day. It calibrates you to go in. Out of these seven things, the one I'm most satisfied is the one at the Good Leadership Breakfast.
Things are amazing. I'm making music I love just the life I wanted but my self esteem's been rough. It's kind of crazy. I'm trying to work out the game Sing the truth of my life. Good morning, Cadre. Look, mom, I'm living in la, you know, it's sunny every day and you ask me how I'm doing. Well, I've never been worse and I've never been better. And I'm in love with the person that I'm becoming. I'm more insecure than ever. Family, Two different things can both be true at the same time. Say it, Jeffy.
Now. I've never been worse and I've never been better. Good morning, Cadre. How are we doing today? Nice to see y'. All. Hey, I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad that you're here. I know the things I know and I care about you. I've already gotten the emails from the middle of the night from people waking up scared, restless and worried and panicked. The dogs already chewed open a pillow and there's fuzz all over the living room. All the things, right? Life is always lifeing. Life is a verb, an evolution, a progress, not a noun.
So if you ever hear people saying life is X, you need to do Y, give them a little raised eyebrow. Take their intent, take their worth. Take the morsel considered for your life, and if it applies, run with it. If not, move on and come right here into the Cadre sphere where you're going to hear lots of different pathways to lots of different places from lots of different people. And at the base of that, you're going to see people risking to say, I know what I know and I care about you. And those two things may line up.
So last week I was in one of my favorite rooms at one of my favorite events and I got to lead one of my favorite exercises in this exercise. It's called the seven F's wheel and you can find it on Good Leadership Enterprises website. It's a great tool that you can do literally every single day and it calibrates you to go in. So how am I actually? Because once you know where you are ready position, then you can move to where you want to go to. And the really cool thing about how we do this exercise at this event, the Good Leadership Breakfast, is that people have big screen so we get to see how the room.
Out of these seven things, the one I'm most satisfied.
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