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by Aubrey Patterson
In 1965, the founder of Intel, Gordon Moore, predicted that computer chips would exponentially increase in power while decreasing in size. This became...
by Aubrey Patterson
Has technology really made day-to-day communication easier?
Most would never choose a return to the days of the fax machine or expensive phone calls in...
by Aubrey Patterson
People expressing they can count on us is one of the best compliments we can ever receive.
Being dependable, reliable, and consistent are qualities that speak...
by Aubrey Patterson
When scheduling your priorities into your calendar, how often do you place a time block on Someday?
It's a silly question, right?
Someday doesn't exist on the...
by Aubrey Patterson
Let's try this metaphor on for size:
Imagine putting together a large puzzle, filled with different images and colors, without the benefit of the picture on the...
by Aubrey Patterson
Not all moments are equal.
By preparing ourselves and truly tuning in to what the world is saying, we can take advantage of timing.
Many don’t account for...
by Aubrey Patterson
Belief is a poor substitute for experience.
We might have a belief about being in the mountains, but when we actually go there, we experience a much...
by Aubrey Patterson
Have you ever considered the time and patience required to visualize and actualize some of the world’s greatest achievements?
- Builders spent 26 painstaking...
by Aubrey Patterson and Melody Stacy
There is an old saying that worry is interest paid in advance on something you may never own.
Fear freezes and often leads to...
by Melody Stacy
We should take our jobs seriously while not taking ourselves too seriously.
Great leaders understand the dynamics of this delicate and essential balance, seeking daily...
by Melody Stacy
“That’s not my job.”
“Don’t blame me. I’m just doing what they told me to do.”
These sentiments indicate a lack of...
by Melody Stacy
Last week, we kicked off a series on the forces of mediocrity. A collection of strong inertias that, as we are seeking greatness, try to pull us back to...
