Pizza Kills Uncommon Discipline ...refer to uncommon discipline frequently. The reason I call it “uncommon” is because it is that discipline that separates good from great, average from outstanding, status quo from growth. The...
Lessons Learned at the College World Series ...me that HORNE is on the right journey with our focus and uncommon discipline to play to our strengths. The uncommon discipline of building a diverse team that allows our...
Leading With Fanatic Discipline in a World of Disruption ...test for us to evaluate ourselves, our firms and our profession for today’s transformation in how we work and live. The first attribute is FANATIC DISCIPLINE. The uncommon discipline to...
A Cinderella Story That Redefined Leadership ...it requires uncommon discipline. Indiana showed us the power — and the reward — of committing to that discipline when others won’t. I’ve seen these same principles — culture, discipline,...
The Leadership Themes I Keep Coming Back To — and Why They Matter More Than Ever ...Uncommon Discipline to Always be Growing and Learning One of the most consistent leadership gaps I see today isn’t intelligence or talent. It’s discipline. Most people want extraordinary results while...
Self-Discipline is One Tough Cookie ...I began to feel great about my decision and being more disciplined. We always feel better when we have the uncommon discipline to stick to our plan, to make the...
Eat the Elephant — But Just One Piece Tomorrow ...dark room. We have shed light on areas that need focus. Exponential change doesn’t require superhuman leaders, but it does require uncommon discipline and courage. Eat the Elephant One Piece...
Strategic Focus Even Helps Speckled Trout Fishing ...stay the course. In the marsh, out of the rough water and wind, the other two boats began to fish for other inland fish. It took uncommon discipline for our...
Why You Should Focus on Being Unrivaled ...in the center of the sentence is the word “unrivaled.” It means we that pursue our focused expertise with uncommon discipline and tenacity. As leaders, we should always strive to...
