Tag Archives: endurance

Form New Good Habits with Online Help

Here’s a handy tool to help you build habits easily and socially online.

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Scott’s Thoughts: 3 Year Anniversary

To celebrate three years of the Tuesday Tactics newsletter, we’re announcing the release of “Scott’s Thoughts: 137 Perspectives You Can Use to See Your Business, Your Clients & Yourself in a New Way.”

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Scott’s Thoughts: Mind the Pebbles

Some thoughts on why we conquer mountains but trip over pebbles.

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Scott’s Thoughts: The Things We Love (Announcement!)

“We lose ourselves in the things we love. We find ourselves there, too.” Kristin Martz One of the greatest joys in life is losing ourselves in the flow of an experience. Great music, skiing, writing, gaming… all are places where we fold into the moment and time loses grip on its traditional measurements. A two [...]

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Scott’s Thoughts: The Silent Majority

Complaints always seem to surface, but more often than not there’s a silent majority of appreciation out there. Perhaps silence should be perceived as approval, but it’s seldom the case.

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Scott’s Thoughts: Turning the Corner

There’s great temptation to give up when you are afraid or the way seems virtually impossible. When I reflect on my successes and failures, the common element is whether or not I stuck it out past the point I thought there was no reason to carry on.

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Scott’s Thoughts: How Far to Go?

Some lessons learned from cycling in centuries over the years, including what it has to do with goal setting, enjoying the process, and being honest with ourselves.

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Scott’s Thoughts: Your Greatest Story

Have you ever noticed how an easy time makes for a bad story? Without a little conflict, a little adversity, a little, “How in the world did you get out alive?” a story just flops.

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Scott’s Thoughts: The Luxury of Defeat

Don’t shy from defeat. Defeat is a good teacher. It helps us reflect on our methods, retrace our steps.

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