To Move Ahead, Look Back
If 2020 taught us how to deal with anything, 2021 has reminded us that we can’t control everything. Both in our personal and professional lives. And that’s OK.All of us handle challenges differently. It’s what makes us unique, what makes us human. It’s how we learn, and hopefully how we grow. In families, communities, and workplaces, we’ve come to expect the unexpected.
Now is, however, the perfect time to stop and ask: What are the most important things I need to do right now, what can I do later, maybe tomorrow, next week, or next quarter? Or what can we stop doing altogether, like right now? Because in times ofAnswering these questions can force us to put a stake in the ground about what is truly important—what I like to call the non-negotiable—and what isn’t.and fostering indelible relationships with our customers and partners.
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