Your
hero
journey

What would a hero do in times like these? You should know because you are one.

The secret to being a hero is how you frame obstacles. As this article states, you can’t be a hero without them.

– Phil

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Breathe
slowly 
 

With our daily routines turned upside-down and so much of what was taken for granted a month ago currently not possible, it’s important to focus on what we can control. One of those things is our breathing.

– Tim

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Where you are
isn’t necessarily
where you’ll be

We’re seeing amazing examples of resilience and flexibility during this bizarre time. It doesn’t have to take a crisis, though, for us to head toward where probably should be…

– Mel

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Staying
focused
 

Getting and remaining focused has become a difficult task now that our daily routines have been upended. It’s important to understand what’s causing distraction and put new tactics, ways of working and action plans in place to stay focused and move forward.

– Tim

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Where you are isn’t
necessarily where
you’ll be – part II

I love the word pivot because for me it represents a quick, directional change while keeping one foot rooted firmly in something – your principles, your ethos, your character. Like these firefighters.

– Mel

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Surf City
here they
come

Surfing is the ultimate physical distancing sport.

Here is a good news story about how the Gabriel Medina Institute and Microsoft are working together to help Brazilian kids realize their world champion ambitions through data analytics.

– Phil

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