A Good Practice
Taking the principle that people are assets and putting it into motion exists in a few different ways for me. One of the best practices I have lately is to talk with Ron Zeller, partner in Mental FastTrack, and Steve D’Annunzio, partner in Spiritual FastTrack, on a daily basis. I speak with Steve at 5:30 am and Ron at 5:30 pm. Being in constant communication is the best way for me to insure a productive relationship.
With Ron we can review what is happening in the company, see what is happening in each others lives, and commit to and support impossible games. Steve and I are able to do much of the same, but we especially create favorable conditions to refine and create content.
Another productive practice in relationships is to have direct conversations with anyone where there is a lack of clarity, potential frustration, or especially energy leaks. What I mean by energy leaks is when you think of someone and it doesn’t provide a good feeling or brings up a less than ideal memory in your mind. I have that with a few people and I am committed to being in communication with them this week. What I realize is that there was a reason in the past why we formed a relationship, plus they have a Soul Purpose and many amazing abilities, but it is critical to clear up any potential negativity to be able to fully recognize the best attributes in a person.
There is one thing that I want to make clear though, I will never intentionally sacrifice principle for any individual. This means that I don’t have fear to do what is right, even if it may create a situation where someone I know would prefer that I just do or say nothing. This happens in business quite a bit with investment recommendations that people are looking for or programs that they want my opinion on. I figure if they have to ask me if it is a good investment or idea- it probably isn’t a good investment or idea for them (yet). Our Human Life Value is what is critical in any situation, not just the situation itself. So this applies to investing- it is not about the investment, it is about the investor.
Just some thoughts on principle and perspective.