Posts by Nate Bailey
Nate Bailey: NEVER Get Too HIGH, NEVER Get Too LOW
Nate Bailey: How to Lead in Tough Times
One Leadership Tip: Day 123: You Know What To Do
Day 123: You Know What To Do Every time we have the chance to encounter successful people, curiosity always gets the best of us, which is why we always make it a point to ask them what their secrets are and ask tips on how to cross the road of successful and fulfilling…
Read MoreOne Leadership Tip: Day 122: You Are Your Greatest Adversary
Day 122: You Are Your Greatest Adversary In most movies or TV series there is always that one antagonist that creates conflicts against the protagonist. And this villain will do everything in his power to defeat and destroy the hero in the narrative film. Whether in a movie or in real-life situations, a person…
Read MoreRandall Crowder: Commitment to Conviction of Action
One Leadership Tip: Day 121: How To Lead In Tough Times
Day 121: How To Lead In Tough Times Times have recently gotten tougher than ever, with the rising worldwide pandemic and the surging of one crisis to another it has never been more important to have a leader that you count on, ready to show up and know how to navigate his people through…
Read MoreOne Leadership Tip: Day 120: Reminders All Around Us
Day 120: Reminders All Around Us There are reminders all around us. Reminders that will keep us on the correct path in our careers, relationships, and keeping ourselves accountable in pursuing our goals as we strive to be the best version of ourselves that we can. It is important that we continually try and…
Read MoreMark Lachance: The Lucky Formula
One Leadership Tip: Day 119: Keep Putting Yourself Out There
Day 119: Keep Putting Yourself Out There Have you ever come across someone who would rather stay home, watch Netflix and shop online than go outside and socialize? With all the available cutting-edge technology within our grasp, everything is made easy and possible with just a click away. We are in an era where…
Read MoreOne Leadership Tip: Day 118: They Are ALWAYS Watching
Day 118: They Are ALWAYS Watching As parents, what behaviors are you modeling to your children? Many studies have shown that people imitate what they see with other people and in most cases it is frequently observed in children who are more inexperienced in life. According to social learning theory, kids acquire habits as…
Read MoreAaron Velky: Creating Leaders that Change Future Generations
One Leadership Tip: Day 117: YOU Are Powerful Beyond Measure
Day 117: YOU Are Powerful Beyond Measure “Our deepest fear is not because we are inadequate; our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.” A powerful message that stirs the mind of the people and advises us to conquer our fears, rise above it and live the life that is truly meant…
Read MoreDan Russell: New is not Always Better
One Leadership Tip: Day 116: People matter…especially the ones you surround yourself with
Day 116: People matter…especially the ones you surround yourself with When was the last time we genuinely showed appreciation to people who are always there for us and are willing to go the extra mile to help and express support? I bet we can only count it with our fingers. Showing gratitude does…
Read MoreOne Leadership Tip: Day 115: Time for Preparation and Time for Performance
Day 115: Time for Preparation and Time for Performance Everyone in Sports World knows exactly that the athletes’ performance is interconnected with how well they prepare ahead of time both physically and mentally. Over the years we have witnessed greatest athletes display significant accomplishments in their field and up to now, they have…
Read MoreOne Leadership Tip: Day 114: Measuring Matters.. How We Measure Matters More
Day 114: Measuring Matters.. How We Measure Matters More How do you measure success? A great job that pays well? Huge house? Good Health? Profitable business? Healthy Relationship? Out of the Country vacations? Whatever your way of measuring success, it is important to realize that how we measure success boils down to how…
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