Unfolding the Full Story
It seems like magic…
Purpose
If you’re going to do anything worth doing and want your company to do it with excellence, you need purpose. So why are you doing what you’re doing? Erik explains the purpose…of purpose.
Promise
Promise is a ritual. We’ve been making oaths for thousands of years. They allow for accountability, but they also suggest what is possible. Erik shares the importance of promise to a successful enterprise.
Place
Does everyone in your organization have “a place at the table?” Nobody can deliver on their purpose or promise without knowing and having confidence in their place. Erik unpacks what it means to have a place where you work and why you should care about it.
Top Performance
What’s the difference between being pretty good at something and being legendary? Erik believes it is holding yourself to the high standards of top performance.
Standard of Performance
When you look at the top-performing, most successful teams, individuals, or organizations, they have a standard of performance that they relentlessly administer. Erik shares how following a standard drives top performance.
Empowerment
The only way for you and your organization to achieve top performance is through a culture of empowered top performers. Erik unpacks how the confidence, encouragement, and motivation that comes from empowerment enables you to grow to meet your full potential.
Stewardship Mindset
Are you the owner or the steward of your business? The answer may seem obvious, but stewards invest in their businesses in ways owners don’t. Erik explains the benefits of the Stewardship Mindset.
Unique Ability
Everybody’s got a superpower. You’re uniquely effective at a few things. But you’ve also got a purpose in life. Erik explores how your unique ability combines these two things. And makes a difference in your business, family, and community.
No one will ever say “thank you” for expecting too little of them.
The sun’s always just out of reach
Ever make the same mistake twice? What about the same mistake thrice? Four times? That’s about as human as you…
That Time Abe Lincoln Phoned It In
The most famous speech in American history is only ten sentences long. Reading it aloud as part of civic ceremonies…
When Laundry Was a Dice Roll
Laundry always kind of sucked. That’s why kings and rich fish merchants had servants do it for them. Regular folks…
The World’s Deadliest Profession
Gustav Mahler had everything: fame, fortune, an adoring wife. He had written eight successful symphonies and was gearing up to…
Don’t let René Magritte yank your chain
Are your eyes lying to you? There are plenty of images that play tricks on us. Two people can see…
Beware Of Typhoid Murray
Typhoid was a deadly bacterial infection that resulted in fever, rashes, delirium, and in 1 out of 5 cases before…
Hawkeye Saves The World
It’s just wheat, right? Numerous studies have estimated the wheat variants pictured above have saved one billion lives in the…
George Washington Was A Loser
Though I wouldn’t say that to his face. He was like 6’2”. And rather muscle-y. If you look at Washington’s…
Did You Hear Me?
What you say isn’t always what they hear. We get this in personal relationships. Sometimes. Everybody’s said something to a…
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