This post is my 365th post on Three Question Leadership. I have written somewhere north of 120,000 words over the past 3+years.
Five years ago I never would have dreamed I would be someone who blogs. The concept in and of itself is so foreign to me. I’m a terribly private person, so the thought of putting my thoughts on the inter webs is actually terrifying. But I’ve done it. And I’m going to continue to do it.
And I want to share my secret recipe. The majority of what I write about can be boiled down to one simple thought. Are you ready?
What’s the leadership principle I can learn from this situation?
There you go. There’s my secret. Maybe I should trademark it.
From that thought, I have written a Day by Day in a Year calendar worths of posts. Some haven’t been so good. Some that I feel embarrassed to post, resonate the most.
But the question remains the same. I want to grow. I want to learn.
But more than that, I want YOU to grow. I want YOU to learn.
My greatest joy in writing here is not the way it helps me process past and present situations, but instead when I see how you interact with it. When you like, comment, share, reference it in a conversation, or shoot be a word of encouragement.
I cannot express how grateful I am for the time you give me to read my roughly 300 words twice a week. And my greatest desire is the time I spend will help you expand your leadership influence.
So if you’ve been with me for a while, thank you for sticking with me. If you’re new, consider subscribing to get this in your inbox, or liking the 3QL page on Facebook so you see posts as they arrive.
But at the end of the day, learn to ask yourself “what’s the leadership principle I can learn from this?” You never know what could happen as a result.