“Change hurts. It makes people insecure, confused, and angry. People want things to be the same as they've always been, because that makes life easier. But, if you're a leader, you can't let your people hang on to the past.” ~ Richard Marcinko
Such nice view!
I often ponder to myself, why must my brain function in such a way that it prefers to do things simultaneously, higher tendency of holistic approach. At times it makes me feel as if I'm caught in between myriads of planes of alternate realities arising from differing decision paths. Precisely because of this function there are periods where I got so lost and unsure of myself, even to the point of regret. Possibly because of the intensity and complexity of operating and handling such function, it resulted in me being easily exhausted. But in the end I managed to struggle back to reach reality and simply learn from the various dimensions and alternates (and I'm thankful because I give credit to this for getting me through similar situations and newly evolved ones). Of course there are another large part of my brain that tackle situations in mostly systematic and pragmatic approach. It helps to provide good counter-weight, stabilizing the volatile insides.
Anyways I really can't wait for year end!
If you don't practice what you preach,
will that make you a good leader?
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