- Savor the adventure of being different. Seek a path to follow, not a place to be. Keep a "what's next" mindset.
- Master the art of giving. Words of encouragement and sharing your knowledge show people you care and pave the way for repayment.
- Surround yourself with teachers. Associate with those who know things you don't, have skills you don't and have walked paths you've yet to find.
- Find what you love - and do it. You do your best work when you "do what you are."
- Take intelligent risks. Rut-bound people see risk as a disruption of routine. Creative people take calculated risks that extend their comfort zones.
- Go back to school. Rutbusters ascribe to lifelong learning to prevent career plateaus.
- Redefine failure. See it as the price for learning what doesn't work.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Rutbusting
Author Myra Janco Daniels has outlined her secrets of rutbusting in her new book Secrets of a Rutbuster (2009).
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