As many as 50 percent of adults in the United States make New Year’s resolutions, but fewer than 10 percent keep them for more than a few months. Are any of the following reasons true of you?
-Ignoring the past when your patterns are a better predictor o…https://t.co/4Yel1Hc94z— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 29, 2020
I do not mind the "looking back on the year" highlight reels that we often do in our gatherings and team meetings this time of year. Some of my favorite #hindsight2020 questions include…
What do you start, stop, or change this year (most likely b/c of…https://t.co/a5x4CD4FDF
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 21, 2020
Two #questions to help you ready to set #annual #goals:
>>What would intensify delight by adding intentionality toward in the next year?
>>What can I not afford to not do something about in the next year?I asked these questions in a "Hindsight is 20/20…https://t.co/0aD8tZqVKN
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 7, 2020
My Dad's mentor passed away this week. This man has been influencing my family since before I was born.
When we talk about leaving a #legacy, having a (multiple) decades mentoring relationship with someone is a superb example.
Thank you Don! https://t.co/3A3oFdIpdc
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 3, 2020
#2020 has been a much needed year in bringing racial #equality to the forefront of conversation in our #nation and #communities, and for me. Earlier this summer I listened to Phil Vischer's viral video "Race and America" which led me to read "The Color of…https://t.co/KkfvXDM2yk
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) November 30, 2020