Mister Estêvão
@coachgeek.bsky.social
Leadership coach and geek. New Mexico USA, where there's plenty of blue sky.
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Feels like often the missing skill is ideologically ambidextrousity:
remaining dissatisfied that a thing has not yet achieved a perfected or even a remotely acceptable state of being
while
recognizing that a better thing is better than a worse thing and celebrating when a worse thing gets better
remaining dissatisfied that a thing has not yet achieved a perfected or even a remotely acceptable state of being
while
recognizing that a better thing is better than a worse thing and celebrating when a worse thing gets better
August 14, 2024 at 11:15 AM
Feels like often the missing skill is ideologically ambidextrousity:
remaining dissatisfied that a thing has not yet achieved a perfected or even a remotely acceptable state of being
while
recognizing that a better thing is better than a worse thing and celebrating when a worse thing gets better
remaining dissatisfied that a thing has not yet achieved a perfected or even a remotely acceptable state of being
while
recognizing that a better thing is better than a worse thing and celebrating when a worse thing gets better