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| Blog Name: | Chris Steely's Blog |
| Url: | http://gpsbusinessgroup.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | business effectiveness, motivation, power |
| Description: | Chris Steely has the ability to extract business and life lessons from his experiences, leveraging them to inspire and invigorate the lives of others, which sets him apart from so many other speakers, educators, and leaders around the world. Chris is an exceptional leader, with over 25 years of business development, marketing, coaching, process improvement, and project management experience, who inspires people and solves complex business problems. Chris’ personal mission is to positively influence others through open communication, empathetic understanding, idealism, and contagious commitment to success. He is a certified business coach who has created and developed two executive coaching and search firms. He currently travels the world, coaching, inspiring, empowering and facilitating teams of hundreds in areas of business success, strategic vision development, and cross-pollination of ideas and ideals. |
| Popularity: | 11 Followers |
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Turbulent Times… Again (Part 2)
Turbulent Times… Again (Part 2) by Chris Steely Picking up from Part 1, here’s the second of a three-part series, focusing on our times, turbulent as they are. Historically, everybody has always thought that their age was the most turbulent. Three fundamental truths of our present time in history is that we are engaged societal in the mindsets of fear, uncertainty, and scarcity. As we process these truths and collective perspectives, let’s address three attitudes and mindsets we adopt to cope as a society. The first is the thought process of STOICISM. A stoic’s perspective involves a unified account of the world, consisting of formal logic, physical
Turbulent Times… Again (Part 2) by Chris Steely Picking up from Part 1, here’s the second of a three-part series, focusing on our times, turbulent as they are. Historically, everybody has always thought that their age was the most turbulent. Three fundamental truths of our present time in history is that we are engaged societal in the mindsets of fear, uncertainty, and scarcity. As we process these truths and collective perspectives, let’s address three attitudes and mindsets we adopt to cope as a society. The first is the thought process of STOICISM. A stoic’s perspective involves a unified account of the world, consisting of formal logic, physical
Turbulent Times… Again (Part 1)
by Chris Steely Here’s the first of a three-part series, focusing on our time. The time that is now, and the time that we create (the future). Since “history repeats itself,” we will also delve into how we can learn from our past. So here we are in “tough times” again… Historically, everybody has always thought that their age was the most turbulent. In fact, throughout recorded history, people have always believed that their times – the period of time in which they live – are the most unstable in history. We all know that the only time we REALLY have is NOW; the past is gone, and the future will take care of itself. So what do we do in the
by Chris Steely Here’s the first of a three-part series, focusing on our time. The time that is now, and the time that we create (the future). Since “history repeats itself,” we will also delve into how we can learn from our past. So here we are in “tough times” again… Historically, everybody has always thought that their age was the most turbulent. In fact, throughout recorded history, people have always believed that their times – the period of time in which they live – are the most unstable in history. We all know that the only time we REALLY have is NOW; the past is gone, and the future will take care of itself. So what do we do in the
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