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 “When leaders use rule making to control or defeat their opponent knowing the rule making was with nefarious intent, corruption is on the doorstep. If you lead, make rules you intend to uphold with all integrity.” J Loren Norris  “A leader who keeps their word, honors their promises, lives what they proclaim will build trust.” J Loren Norris  “If you are experiencing unexplained sources of emotional and relational toxicity, you might have a parasite.” J Loren Norris  “When a family or team share common goals and predefined purpose they also have something to work toward.” J Loren Norris  “Beyond the sales goals, revenue targets, and other markers of success, this decision must be made a short and long term priority. No one knows if they have decades, days or minutes to live. Make that eternal alignment decision a priority.” J Loren Norris  “Leaders also know this: a society of flow followers only is a recipe for domination and submission on a massive societal scale.” J Loren Norris  “So yes, in some cases you must be able to humbly speak of your knowledge, skills and abilities if you want to win the job or win people to the cause.” J Loren Norris  “Every day simple but truthful stories are used to gain favor, build influence and transform culture. If you lead like this, select, craft and deliver great stories. Don’t be about the business of telling lies well. StoryPower Masterclass will teach you the difference.” J Loren Norris  “The stories which influence your choices which are based on things not true, need to be rewritten. It’s your life, your story. Its time you lead the narrative.” J Loren Norris  “As we apply the idea of begin with the end in mind, we realize the power of directing and encouraging fruitful future personal relationships. The wealthy elite have done it for generations, societally, culturally and even in family.“ J Loren Norris  “Phobia is an illogical fear. Fear is a driving force of thought and emotion, an attitude if you will which paralyzes often crippling acting on common sense.“ J Loren Norris  “Leaders must display honor both to those they serve as clients or employers and those the lead.” J Loren Norris  “I cannot say it strongly enough NO ENERGY has killed more dreams before they get out of bed than failure ever will.” J Loren Norris  “There will always be people who have nothing better to do than argue, create drama, distract and disrupt.” J Loren Norris GOOD JOB! WELL DONE! WE ALL WANT TO HEAR AFFIRMATION... UNLESS ITS HOLLOW AND SELF SERVING6/21/2022  “What good is a compliment which is hollow, vain or self serving? Not much!” J Loren Norris  LEGACY MUST BE THE LEADERSHIP GOAL OF A GREAT DADS - BOTH IN MODELING AND JOURNALING“The lessons we learn in life are not just for our learning. We are meant to pass them on and save the pain for future generations. We should be trusted to leave the map through the toughest times and to the promised land of success. First good dads model behavior worth emulating. Second they keep record of thoughts, successes, failures, mistakes and relationship journeys in the form of a journal. This is a simple yet effective way to leave a lasting legacy.” J Loren Norris  Click To Add H1 Text“The law of the picture: people do what people see is no more evident than in the role of Dad! Children who see a dad who is courteous, selfless, kind and filled with gratitude learn to emulate those values. A father who chooses to be absent, aloof, or oblivious is not fulfilling the role of DAD. Living the core values you wish for your children to benefit from demands awareness, attention and action. Be present. Be invested. Be intentional. That’s a good dad.” J Loren Norris..  NO GOOD DAD LEADS THEIR CHILDREN TO BE A LIAR - THEY DONT HAVE TO BECAUSE ITS NATURAL”Children seem to have a natural knack for telling lies when they believe it will benefit them. Selfishness, emotional responses, and sometime outright meanness actually are natural in humans. Its human nature. A good dad knows this and leads their children in the direction of choosing to tell the truth even when there are consequences. The discipline and determination will bring about friction in your in parental relationships but the payoff will be worth all the struggles. Go the hard work of training them in truth Dad.” J Loren Norris  THE STORY YOUR CHILDREN TELL THEMSELVES MUST BE LEAD BY A GOOD DAD“Speak love. Speak hope. Speak faith. Speak life. These things will remain as core values in the mind of your children all their life. The environment around them will speak fear, judgment, and constant comparison to unrealistic expectations. Like filters challenge beauty and fake esteem challenges confidence the narrative of the media and social media will mock and challenge your children's personal value and constantly mock their core values. Its up to you to solidify the narrative they will live by.” J Loren Norris  CHILDREN ARE ALL UNIQUE IN GIFTS, TALENTS AND CHARACTER - A GOOD DAD LEARNS TO LEAD THE INDIVIDUAL NOT THE COLLECTIVE“A dad who is a good leader will sacrifice time, energy and resources to become better adept at understanding his children. Knowing their individual personalities, quirks, gifts, talents and interests will go a long way in helping them to become successful at life. Two rules to apply: number one start early, number two give them definitive boundaries padded with love.” J Loren Norris  DADS LEAD THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH TRYING TIMES WITH ALL THE STABILITY THEY CAN MUSTER“In the context of time and maturity, the last thing a parent wants to see is their children following in the foolish decisions they made themselves. The only mistake a dad can make to worsen such a circumstance is to respond harshly enough to damage their relationship. The stability a dad leads his family with contains the strength to face bad decisions and the consequences they bring with grace, wisdom and a firm stand on dependable core values. Dads must stand their ground without standing in hypocritical judgement.” J Loren Norris  DADS LEARN THE LEADERSHIP LESSON OF STEWARDSHIP VS OWNERSHIP AS THEIR CHILDREN GROW UP“Responsibility does not imply ownership. There are people in our life we are responsible to and those we are responsible for. As a leader, dad will one day learn stewardship as an obligation with limited rights and privileges which diminish over time. Being a good steward means easing expectations, expressing gratitude and sharing the vision with permission to participate rather than demand.” J Loren Norris |
Insuperable Vision Workshop - Audio Download
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Insuperable Vision Workshop - Audio Download with worksheets Day after day I meet people who are struggling just to make ends meet. They are adrift in this vast sea of humanity holding on to their job, their family, their home, and their car with all they've got. They see their life experiences and education as the last hope to find their purpose and identity. They gather, fill and stuff all the money they can into every opportune investment. Yet they are empty, frustrated, angry and just plain fed up. We have all experienced that moment; when we find yourself stuck in traffic, yelling at random strangers to do what they wish they could... but can't... GO! The idea that life can be better than it is today is like the flame of a candle fighting for all its worth to stand against the tempest. We all want a better life. Even when life is good, we want more. That idea, that flame, is the hope that lives in the hearts and minds of all of us. Should that flame be extinguished, hope itself may well go with it. It is the rut of hopelessness that traps many would be shining stars and buries that glow from the sight of the world. It is the rut of hopelessness that extinguishes that flame. Lives that would have been a beacon to the wandering are lost at sea themselves. Inspirations of success that would have been the voices crying out to all who suffer are hidden away in their own stale lives, they cannot share who they are or what the world needs from them. It is my passion to help you find your purpose. I want to see you become successful, but more than that to be free! Without vision people perish. Without vision, we seem to be lost, mind numb robots following the herd into the abyss that is everyday life. We do not live intentionally without a vision for our future. We do not live passionately without a vision for our future. We do not live productively without a vision for our future. We certainly cannot lead without a vision for our future and a vision for the future of those we lead. This audio course will inspire and instruct you to create a vision which will become a significant driving force in your life. Author
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