This month we’re motivated by those who have taken steps to improve, whether it is through self assessment, learning from mistakes, creative motivation or strategic alignment. As Bill Watterson says, “we think you will be happier for the trouble.”
– Phil, Mel and Tim
Avoid Imposter Syndrome – give yourself freedom to admit you’re human
Admitting mistakes or failures isn’t a sign of weakness; it shows real courage and authenticity. Being imperfect is just perfect.
Seeing problems through the eyes of those who face them produces inspired solutions. I was moved when I clicked on the “good example.” What a good example.
Having the guts to document a failed change avoids repeating it
Hats off to the US Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. Detailing the causes of a disastrous $1.1 billion systems upgrade is a step toward correcting other projects heading down a similar path.