What is helping you stay sane + #centered during #shelterinplace?
Early morning quiet times and running has been a refuge for me (and its a bonus that I can practice #socialdistancing in my house and in the neighborhood!) https://t.co/5vFJaNbM1D
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) April 14, 2020
Each day is an #opportunity to find something good – like waking up to snow on an early spring day, working from home and hearing your kids in the background, and being able to meet with your team virtually https://t.co/d0HD1X37eO
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) March 23, 2020
I've engaged the "Best Year Ever" framework to help me reach 6+ bigger goals. I like Hyatt's "review the past to determine the future" approach. I recommend the book version to understand the framework. #2020herewecome #lookback #lookforward https://t.co/IhPL57QXuo
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) December 31, 2019
Who is helping you get better at #ownership?
I was recently working on a proposal in a sub-committee. My counterpart kept ending his emails with this question: "What's your next step?"
I felt a little annoyed…b/c it forced me to keep engaging the ne…https://t.co/8gME161sGE
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) November 21, 2019
Lately, I've realized that I need to check in on my "life goals" every day. That seems unrealistic.
A webinar on "The Gamification of Self-Leadership" changed my opinion. https://t.co/Enzaojs7LE
Did you know that Benjamin Franklin created a system too? https://t.co/xsWcuCo1a0
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) June 26, 2019
Where does our drive for purpose originate from? Why do we dream about what could and should be?
I explored these questions through the lens of Jesus' Parable of the Talents – Invest your God-given talents.
Content @ https://t.co/F0OCRfmI5L https://t.co/uDJFKrQkfI
— Daniel Riem (@danielriem) May 29, 2019