You Can’t Think Your Way Into the Impossible—You Have to Walk Into It

“Impos­si­ble Begin­nings: How to do the impossible—Stop run­ning from it. Start with the part that’s pos­si­ble, and let it reveal the rest.” ~ Note to Self Chronicles—TonyBrigmon.com We’ve all been there—standing at the edge of some­thing that feels impos­si­ble. Not because it actu­al­ly is, but because it’s over­whelm­ing, and “impos­si­ble” is a seduc­tive word that … Read more

Stop Talking and Start Asking: The Leadership Question Nobody Wants to Hear

“Want to Lead? Effec­tive lead­ers are known by the ques­tions they ask rather than the state­ments they make. Start ask­ing smarter ques­tions!” ~ Note to Self Chronicles—TonyBrigmon.com So, here’s a weird thing about lead­er­ship: we’ve some­how decid­ed that the per­son who talks the most is in charge.  You know the type—walks into a meet­ing, imme­di­ate­ly … Read more

Lessons in Reverse: How the Opposite Approach Leads to Success

“Lessons in Reverse: Some of my best teach­ers unknow­ing­ly showed me how to achieve bet­ter results—by doing the OPPOSITE of what they did. I salute them!” ~ Note to Self Chron­i­cles—TonyBrigmon.com  Some peo­ple teach you what to do. Oth­ers? They teach you what nev­er to do—by doing it with gus­to, in full sur­round sound, and … Read more