One of the blogs I try to follow is Kent Blumberg's. I do so for a couple of reasons, first he has interesting things to say based on his own experience, and second, he follows ten times the number of blogs I do, so in reading his posts frequently he shares "learnings" and links from numerous sites many of which I also find of interest and would certainly have missed were it not for Kent's collecting them.
Such was the case today when Kent had a link to a blog site hosted by a fellow named Phil Gerbyshak called "Make It Great! with Phil Gerbyshak. I was not familiar with Phil's musings, but his post of July 2nd entitled 20 Quesitons:Monday Morning Greatness obviously made an impression on Kent and when I read it, I had to agree.
It isn't that the questions posed are life-altering or new, they aren't, but they are good reminders nonetheless, and it makes no difference whether you are an individual contributor, lead a cast of thousands or are entry level or board level.
Of course, the fact that most of the questions Phil suggests are intended to help keep one on the right track, like most things like them, it is much easier said than done which is why I have used the title on this post that I have.
If readers here choose to check it out as well, maybe you will agree too.
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Dave - you are absolutely right. It easy to say "be on the right track" and then fall off it. It's much harder to stay on that track, day in and day out, month after month, year after year. The 20 questions were meant to help out, but reviewing them frequently and refining the answers to YOUR 20 questions will be especially helpful for anyone looking to stay the course.
Thanks for sharing this with your readers! I hope you'll stop back again soon!
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