Practice Gratitude Daily

Practice gratitude daily. To lead is to see the blessings each day brings. You’ll also release dopamine–the neurotransmitter of motivation–which will kickstart your performance. The value of being grateful reminds me of the Persian proverb: “I cursed the fact that I had no shoes….until I saw the man who had no feet.”

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Perspective is such a powerful word. It's very easy to get seduced into making something small a lot larger than it is. And perspective simply reminds us to go to 50,000 feet on a bad day and count our blessings. Perspective simply reminds us that things could be a lot worse. Perspective on a bad day is simply understanding that we live in a world where half the world's population lives on less than $2.50 a day. Perspective on a bad day is reminding yourself of that Persian proverb which says, I cursed the fact I had no shoes until I saw the man who had no feet. Here's a great question on a bad day to bring on some perspective. Has anyone died here? Perspective is something I really want you to think about and on a bad day it will actually allow you to turn the lead into gold and really pivot.