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Everyone is a Leader as Being a Leader includes Leading Yourself. And a True Leader would Lead People around him or her, including People in Higher Positionings - Lead the People Above You, With You, and Below You (In a Leader's eyes, No One is Below Him/Her). "A Leader Knows the Way, Goes the Way and Shows the Way." - John C Maxwell A Leader has more to Lose than Anyone. The One Who Shoulders the Responsibility of Blame when met with Failures and the One to Credit Success to the Team. The One to be Decisive and Take Action to Lead into the Uncertainty, Committed to the Vision, Overcoming Fears and Doubts with Beliefs and Convictions even when no one succeeded before. Self-Leadership aside, Someone is a Leader Only when he or she has a Follower. If you have no clue on how to be a Leader, Think from the Perspective of a Follower First. What are the Qualities that You would Look up to? However, a Good Leader is a Good Follower, a Good Follower may NOT be a Good Leader. And while a Leader has to be People Focused, You also need to Balance the Desired Outcome to be met, thus finding the Right People to be with You is Important to Reach Your Goals. Are You Ready to Lead Yourself and the Like-Minded People around You? #Leadership #Leader #360Leader #LeadershipDevelopment #Leaders #LeadershipSkills #LeadershipTraining #LeadershipQuotes #LeadershipCoach #LeadershipCoaching #KnowTheWay #ShowTheWay #LeadTheWay #LeadYourself #Followers #Lead #LeadByExample #Action #Decisive #Empathy #Relationship #Serve #Humility #Influence #Purpose #Belief #Commitment #Compassion #BeALeader #RoleModel https://www.instagram.com/p/CeTtErcpeco/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Chapters: 2/2
Fandom: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (TV)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Phryne Fisher/Jack Robinson
Characters: Phryne Fisher, Jack Robinson
Additional Tags: Hurt/Comfort, MFMMwhumptober, Whumptober 2023
Summary:
On a case, Phryne takes matters into her own hands and gets injured. Jack doesn’t cope well, but maybe this is the time our favorite detectives learn that communication heals wounds faster than pride. Maybe.
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it wasnt our time at least wasnt mine
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“I’m sad, Jack. Why am I sad?”
Words: 2074, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (TV)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: F/M
Characters: Phryne Fisher, Jack Robinson, Dorothy "Dot" Williams, Elizabeth MacMillan
Relationships: Phryne Fisher/Jack Robinson
Additional Tags: Hurt/Comfort, Whumptober 2023, Unplanned Pregnancy, pregnancy loss, Angst
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Title: Internal device failure
Fandom: Miss Fisher's murder mysteries
Summary: Phryne has been avoiding Jack for over a week because her favorite internal device failed her.
Genre: Romance, sex, failed contraception.
Season/episode: Post series.
Pairing: Phryne Fisher/Jack Robinson.
Rating: M (mature)
Warnings: explicit sexual situations, failed contraception, talk about abortion.
Comments: This story was written for Phryne Ficathon 5 (summer 2023) for knowtheway.
#Dot writes and goes wacko#fanfiction#fandom#mfmm#tv shows#mfmm fanfiction#mfmm fandom#internal device failure#COMPLETE#phryne ficathon 5#phryne ficathon
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Today’s doodle... reference chosen by @i-knowtheway
‘So close’
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It’s great to have goals and dreams but, without a plan how will you know how to achieve them? You wouldn’t set off on a journey you’ve never done before without planning your route. So, while setting yourself goals, plan the steps you need to take to realise them. #alwayshaveaplan #setyourgoals #doyouknowhowtogetthere #whatstheplan #plotyourjourney #knowtheway #joytrain #manifestyourdesires
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Chapters: 1/2
Fandom: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (TV)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Relationships: Phryne Fisher/Jack Robinson
Characters: Phryne Fisher, Jack Robinson
Additional Tags: Hurt/Comfort, MFMMwhumptober, Whumptober 2023
Summary:
On a case, Phryne takes matters into her own hands and gets injured. Jack doesn’t cope well, but maybe this is the time our favorite detectives learn that communication heals wounds faster than pride. Maybe.
#mfmm#mfmmwhumptober#getting this posted has been… a process.gif#comments not required but i do ‘uwu omg ^_^’ at every one people leave
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you dont owe me we might change
read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/qk0Hw12
by knowtheway
On a case, Phryne takes matters into her own hands and gets injured. Jack doesn’t cope well, but maybe this is the time our favorite detectives learn that communication heals wounds faster than pride. Maybe.
Words: 2025, Chapters: 1/2, Language: English
Fandoms: Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (TV)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Categories: F/M
Characters: Phryne Fisher, Jack Robinson
Relationships: Phryne Fisher/Jack Robinson
Additional Tags: Hurt/Comfort, MFMMwhumptober, Whumptober 2023
read it on AO3 at https://ift.tt/qk0Hw12
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Your mind doesn't know the way. Your heart has already been there. And your soul never left. Welcome home. #qotd #quote #emmanuel #drwaynedyer #spiritual #knowtheway #nature #sunset #beautifulsky #lake #parc #forest #space #clouds #nofilter #gaia
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How To Think Like A Billionaire
Billionaires never think... Why are some people rich and successful while others work hard but struggle just to get by? Why does it seem so easy for other people to get laid? How did some of these jokers on YouTube get so big? Why can’t I ever keep my new year’s resolutions of getting fit and being healthy? Or, how do people afford nice cars or a nice house, let alone Lamborghini's and a baller mansion?
That’s how losers think.
Be it in Money, Sports, Fitness, School, or Sex…we all want to succeed in something. It’d be nice to be filthy rich, right? So why haven’t you achieved your dreams? Maybe you never got motivated, or you’ve given it a shot but quickly got discouraged and flamed out.
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It’s not just you… most people don’t KNOW THE WAY to achieve success. They have no idea how to get what they want in life.
But this guy does.
Scott Adams is the creator of the comic strip Dilbert, and author of How to Fail at Almost Anything and Still Win Big. Packed with ideas, tips, and strategies for success, How to Fail… is an easy, fast, and entertaining read. In it Adams details his many failures and how he went from hapless office worker to creating one of the most popular and widely read comic strips ever. Along the way Adams teaches the thought processes and mindset that propelled him to success… the secrets to why successful people win and unsuccessful people lose…
So, why should we listen to a fucking cartoonist for advice? Well, for starters he’s rich from his comic and books. If that’s not enough he is also quite insightful. In his popular blog, he brilliantly writes about many topics, and predicted that Donald Trump would be president of the United States before anyone else. And at 60 years old his girlfriend is Instagram star Kristina Basham.
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How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life
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Scott is also a trained hypnotist and master persuader, so there’s a chance just reading the book will mind fuck you into being rich or… getting hot chics. So, why not read it? And check out Scott’s blog here http://blog.dilbert.com/
We’ll get to Scott’s life changing ideas in a minute, but one of the biggest problems most of us have with success is How. To. Start. The greatest journey begins with a single step, right?… unfortunately, the first step is always the hardest.
Key #1
The 1st key to success in anything is this:
Do not wait until you are confident or feel you are qualified to get started. Because, you will never feel confident enough, and you will never be qualified enough. All you need is a little courage. Basically, just don’t be a bitch.
Think about when you were first learning to ride a bike (without training wheels). No doubt you weren’t very confident and you weren't qualified (in a sense) to ride it since you’ve never done it before. How did you get started? Some help and encouragement from someone, but also I guarantee it took some courage. Here’s an interesting question...Did you actually think to yourself, my goal is to ride this bike? Did you set goals when you were 4 or 5 years old. I’m pretty sure I didn’t. I thought, well, that kid can do it and it looks fun, I’m gonna do it too even though i’m a little scared….Billionaire Richard Branson says,
“Those who achieve great things are the ones willing to be scared but not scared off.”
Key #2
The next key to success. The keys to your Lambo! The reason you’re not rich:
Scott Adams says — Goals... Are for Losers
That sounds ridiculous at first. I was always told to create S.M.A.R.T. goals to achieve them (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound). We always hear, the most successful people in the world set lofty goals. “Tom Brady sets a goal every year to win the Super Bowl and he’s won 5! The CEO of blah blah blah’s life goal was to become a CEO. Even self help guru Tony Robbins says,
“Setting goals is the first step in turning the invisible into the visible.”
Ok, Goals aren’t bad per se, but I agree with Scott Adams that they are a terrible way to think about success.
When you got on that bike did you pick your feet up and expect it to move? No. But that’s how most goal oriented people live life. They set a goal and hope or wish to achieve it. They hope for things to happen and get depressed when they don’t. Goal-thinkers are fighting feelings of discouragement when things aren’t working out.
Scott Adams explains it like this,
”if your goal is to lose ten pounds, you will spend every moment until you reach that goal—if you reach it at all—feeling as if you were short of your goal (he calls that feeling pre-success failure). Goal-oriented people exist in a state of nearly continuous failure that they hope will only be temporary. That feeling wears on you and in time it becomes heavy and uncomfortable."
In other words… Goals make you feel like shit.
"If you actually achieve your goal, you celebrate and feel terrific for a time, but only until you realize you lost the one thing that gave you purpose and direction. Then what do you do? Set a new goal and re-enter the cycle of pre-success failure?"
So, if you achieve your goal, you lose your purpose. And on the way to that goal, you’re constantly feeling like a loser because you’re not there yet. If you don’t achieve your goal, you are a loser, both in your mind and the mind of others.
“Goal-oriented people exist in a state of continuous pre-success failure at best, and permanent failure at worst if things never work out.”
So you are a damn loser whether you achieve the goal or not.
How many times did that bike fall over when you first attempted to ride it as a kid? I know I crashed a lot, but I don’t think it made me feel like a failure? Why was that? I’d just get back on and try again. Goal-thinkers feel like failures and then usually give up when they crash and can’t go anywhere.
So if goals are for losers, what’s the alternative? What’s the SECRET?
Scott Adams uses Olympic Athletes as an example in How to fail… But since I brought it up earlier, Let’s use Tom Brady.
Whether you like him or not the guy’s been to 7 superbowls, most ever, and won 5, again most ever. He also has or will have a slew of other records by the time he retires including most wins ever by a QB. And he’s uber rich and has a super model wife. I’m not a Tom Brady or a Patriots fan myself, I just have to recognize the fact that he’s very successful.
All NFL Quarterbacks set a goal to win the Superbowl every year. But what separates the “Elites” specifically Brady from every other NFL QB? We can argue over things like athletic talent, his team, his coach, his leadership, his IQ, or even his luck, all of which I don’t think are better than any others.
Key #3
The Keys to your Balla’ Mansion - The SECRET to Success - A SYSTEM is The Way
What I think separates Tom “Golden Boy” Brady from most other QBs is the idea of Systems. He is systematic in everything he does from eating to practice. He follows a repeated regimen of workouts, preparation, game film study, and working on his game “Every Single Day - No Matter What” that makes him the G.O.A.T. On top of that Golden Boy is in a Systems Driven organization with a head coach that is also very systems driven. At the core of the New England Patriots system, is the simple mantra of “Just Do Your Job”.
Another famous Systems thinker from sports is Major League Baseball executive Theo Epstein. Using a systems driven, data analytics approach (often referred to as moneyball or sabermetrics) to building baseball team rosters, he ended the 2 longest championship droughts in sports history. 1st In Boston, where he was the youngest general manager ever at 28 years old, he ended an 86 year drought. Then in Chicago where the Cubs had not won a World Series since 1908. After 5 years of running his system in Chicago, the Cubs won the world series in 2016. 108 years between world series championships! He literally used systems-thinking to break 2 curses! Curse of the Bambino in Boston and Curse of the Billy Goat in Chicago.
Billionaire Mindset
Think for a moment about the most successful individuals on the planet. Self-made billionaires like Bill Gates, Richard Branson, and Elon Musk.
They didn’t have experience when they started, and they had many set backs and failures, but knew they would figure it out as they went along. They are all Systems Thinkers. They repeatedly try business ventures and keep doing what works while discarding or fixing what doesn’t. That way of thinking is what separates systems from goals. Scott Adams defines a System as
"something you do on a regular basis with a reasonable expectation that doing so will get you to a better place in your life."
For the majority of people, Goals, as Scott says,
“are a reach-it-and-be-done situation...."
whereas systems,
"are ongoing repeatable strategies. Systems people succeed every time they apply their systems, in the sense that they did what they intended to do.”
Systems thinkers feel good every time they apply their system because the end goal isn’t a big deal. That’s an important point. The losers lose so often because they place too much emphasis and focus on a specific end goal or result. Systems people are constantly learning. Each time they apply a system the better they get at whatever it is they’re doing. In a sense they can only win, they can’t lose.
"A good system is something you do every day that leads you to better outcomes, not specific objectives."
A good system also breaks seemingly impossible, or complicated tasks into smaller, manageable, chunks or steps. Take for example a Rubik’s Cube.
I have made it a “goal” many times to solve the Rubik’s Cube. I would pick it up, twist it around for awhile, and eventually get frustrated and discouraged and give up. It felt impossible to solve. Many people think it takes a genius mind to figure out. But that is a GOAL mindset. I finally stopped thinking that way.
I took a systems approach and found the CFOP method(Cross, First 2 Layers, Orient Last Layer, and Permute Last Layer). It sounds complicated but it’s not. Following CFOP it was like it solved itself! Soon I was able to solve the cube in about 120 seconds. Master speedcubers can solve it in less than 10 seconds. The world record is less than 5 seconds! Cool story bro. The point is, anyone can solve impossible problems by changing their mindset. Don’t focus on the end result — instead focus on using a repeatable strategy — a system.
When you learned to ride a bike, you systematically got on it, pedaled, crashed and repeated until something “clicked”. Each time you crash you are still succeeding in a sense because you learn something and apply it. When you ride a bike successfully you systematically pedal, and maintain a center of gravity, to keep the bike upright and moving. But if you screw up and stick your foot in the front tire and smash your face on the pavement, it’s ok, because you have a system. And you figured out that putting your foot in the front tire does not work with that system. Get back on the bike and do what works, don’t do what makes you crash.
Simple Systems
So… you want to be rich? Don’t wish to be rich or make it a mere goal. Create or do something that is easily, cheaply, or passively reproducible and that provides something of value to the world. Make increasing amounts of money reproducing it until you are rich. Want to get laid? Don’t set a goal to make one particular person your boyfriend or girlfriend, systematically talk to and ask out lots of people — who cares if you get rejected. You will learn what works and what doesn’t and build confidence. Want to be fit and healthy? Don’t set a goal to lose 10, 20, or whatever pounds. Pick an eating healthy system and exercise systematically at the same time every single day no matter what. Want that YouTube money? Don’t set out to make a viral one shot video. Make lot’s of videos and get better and better until something clicks with you and the audience. The more you put out there, the more chances that something will catch fire.
These illustrations may seem overly simplistic, but the way of looking at life through a systems “lens” is useful and very powerful. Simplicity is also another key to success Scott Adams talks about in How to fail. The simple illustrations I give, of the bike and the Rubik’s cube and the simple systems examples, are designed to subconsciously change your brain to start looking at EVERYTHING with a systems mindset — to start THINKING like a billionaire.
Next time we’ll get more practical. We'll talk about tips, tricks and more details on being Systems Driven. If you like this idea of having a Systems Mindset, why not make subscribing part of your life system. I’ll be posting regularly about applying that mindset to just about everything. And You will soon ditch your POS bike for that Lambo.
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I'm busy doing nothing
I'm just lazing in the sun
I'm busy going nowhere
I'm just trying to have some fun
Yes that's the reason were going to get along
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