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Just went to this You Tube video from a Twitter recommend by Guy Kawasaki - really has changed my whole thinking about the day. It explains what drives Tiger Woods to continue to want to improve - the pursuit of perfection. The scene setting is a little long - but worth the wait for the last 30 seconds - awesome
Cross posted on Reflections of a Square Peg
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Paul,
I think you've just altered my thinking today as well (and on a Friday afternoon to boot). I will be sharing this video with some of my clients; it has such relevance for the career search process and other aspects of self development.
Thanks for sharing.
Chandlee
Posted by: chandlee.bryan@gmail.com | November 07, 2008 at 04:37 PM
I agree with Chandlee. The video is definitely one to watch, especially for anyone that may be having issues with self-development. You will never know what you're capable of if you don't at least try to reach the next level. Remember, there is always a higher level, even if you're certain you've already reached the highest.
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Posted by: Resume Service | November 08, 2008 at 05:00 PM