One day I’ll act on that idea. One day we'll have enough money. One day I’ll stand up for myself. One day we’ll figure this out. One day the product will be ready.
One day I’ll learn my lesson. One day I’ll fix it. One day it’ll get better. One day we'll change. One day we'll act. One day may be too late. One day we’ll turn it around. One day it’s going to work out. One day I'll go for it.
One day we’ll take that trip. One day I’ll clean out that closet. One day you’ll check out that new gig. One day we’ll try that restaurant. One day I'll move. One day will be a great day. One day someday.
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Kneale Mann | People + Priority = Profit
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November 12, 2014
Someday
Someday I’ll learn my lesson. Someday I’ll fix it. Someday it’ll get better. Someday we'll change. Someday we'll act. Someday may be too late. Someday we’ll turn it around. Someday it’s going to work out. Someday I'll go for it.
Someday we’ll take that trip. Someday I’ll clean out that closet. Someday you’ll check out that new gig. Someday we’ll try that restaurant. Someday I'll move. Someday will be a great day. Someday one day.
Someday is today.
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Kneale Mann | People + Priority = Profit
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November 23, 2011
How Do You Lead Your Tribe?
We are a competitive species. We also have an inherent need to belong so we gather in groups or tribes to find security and strength for our collective abilities. But not every tribe is created equal. Some can be dangerous and destructive while others can change the world.
David Logan is a faculty member at USC, an author and a management consultant. In his TEDx Talk from 2009 he discusses tribes and more importantly the levels or differences between them.
What level would you like?
Kneale Mann
visual credit: TED
David Logan is a faculty member at USC, an author and a management consultant. In his TEDx Talk from 2009 he discusses tribes and more importantly the levels or differences between them.
What level would you like?
Kneale Mann
visual credit: TED
