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And it’s probably not a coincidence that I just ordered the 2nd edition of Presentation Zen by Garr Reynolds. Graphics are important!
I like this. Love the visuals.
Nice pictures April! I think you can tie this back to extrinsic vs intrisic motiviation. People who rely on external motivation are driven by the clock. People who are internally motivated are driven by the compass. The compass being the contribution they want to make or the legacy they want to leave… The compass is your way of life goals.
I know your not a big Stephen Covey fan, but he says, “It’s easy to say no to the little things, when you have a bigger yes burning inside.”