These days our days happen to us. We look back and wonder where the time went. The meetings blend and our email piles up. Usually we have little sense of intentionality in our day.
That is a problem for a Generous Mind. Being generous with ideas requires significant planning and intentionality. You have to prep for meetings, debrief them afterwards and think through what to share as you resource people via email.
So many people I meet want to be significant but do not plan for significance. Is that something you struggle with? The quality of your interactions and the significance they have in the lives of others will be directly correlated to the time you spend on them.
So as you go through your day and think about tomorrow, ask yourself this question: "What can I do today to prepare as I seek to make tomorrow significant?"
That is a problem for a Generous Mind. Being generous with ideas requires significant planning and intentionality. You have to prep for meetings, debrief them afterwards and think through what to share as you resource people via email.
So many people I meet want to be significant but do not plan for significance. Is that something you struggle with? The quality of your interactions and the significance they have in the lives of others will be directly correlated to the time you spend on them.
So as you go through your day and think about tomorrow, ask yourself this question: "What can I do today to prepare as I seek to make tomorrow significant?"
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