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Leading with Artistry | Episode #402 · Legacy Living with Dr. Gloria Burgess

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Hello, and welcome to today's show, Legacy Living, Make Your Life Count.
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I'm your host, Doctor Gloria Gloria Burgess, international leadership expert and trusted
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advisor. Welcome to Legacy Living, Make Your Life Count. I want to
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give a great big thank you and shout out to all of you listening today
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all around the world. I'm delighted and so grateful that you joined me.
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Now, I want to let you know that I have made a few changes
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to my podcast. The first change is that I want you to know a
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little bit more about me and why you can now find my podcasts under the
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heading of management on some of our listening platforms. That's right. Now.
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I know this won't be news to my regular listeners, but if you're just
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finding me and tuning in for the very first time, I want to let
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you know that I am a leader and an entrepreneur and an artist. Now
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I have founded or co founded not one, not two, but three successful
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businesses Woo. In fact, I've been an entrepreneur for over twenty five years.
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Before that, I worked in corporate America. I also worked in higher
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education as an administrator and as a professor. In fact, I still do
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a little professing every now and then. I'm also a founding partner with the
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John Maxwell team, and I'm one of their faculty as well. So if
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you need a dynamic speaker to open or close a conference or another kind of
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event, or if you need a caring and experienced coach, or perhaps you
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need a trusted advisor, a thought partner to walk alongside you, to help
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you with your strategic work, or to develop the leaders in your organization,
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then drop me a note and let's talk about how I can serve you and
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add value to you and your team. You can connect with me via email
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and that email address is infoinfo at Gloriaburgess dot com. That's right, info
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at Gloria Burgess dot com. Or you can connect with me via LinkedIn or
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on Facebook. Now, on LinkedIn, you just look me up. I'm
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doctor Gloria Jay Burgess. And later on in this podcast, I'll tell you
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how to easily find me on Facebook. All right, again, I'm delighted
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and so grateful that you joined me today. I sure hope you're enjoying a
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fabulous day and that you're having a fantastic week, because you know what,
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in the Grand Song of the universe. Life is very short. It's short
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and sweet and very very precious. So I hope you're making a difference in
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your own life, because you know what, when you do, you also
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make a difference in someone else's life. Now, a lot of folks really
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want to make their life count for something, but they don't know how,
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or it just seems so big and overwhelming. They just don't know how or
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where to begin. So they ask me, doctor Gloria, how do you
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do that? How do you make your life count? Well, let me
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tell you it is very simple, very very simple. You make your life
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count day by day, step by step, smile by smile, every single
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day three sixty five, twenty four seven. You make your life count by
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being there for someone who needs you, by being an encourager, an inspirer,
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and uplifter. By reaching out to someone on your team or someone in
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your organization, in your community, or when you're at home, you can
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reach out to a neighbor, or even closer to home, you can call
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your mom or your dad right or your sister or brother and simply tell them
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you know what, I am calling you today, not because I want to
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have a lengthy conversation necessarily, but I am calling simply to say I love
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you. Or you can turn off your digital media, your social media for
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a while and use that time to write someone a thoughtful card or note.
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I know, I just love getting handwritten notes. There's such a wonderful sight
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in your mailbox. Right in the middle of that stack of bills or right
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in the middle of those folds a junk mail. Wow, you have this
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handwritten note card. You can send somebody a beautiful image or a photo,
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or a link to a beautiful song. And if you're like me, you
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can go out into your deck or yard and pick a handful of herbs or
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flowers. Right and you know what, you write that note or card.
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You pick that bunch of herbs or flowers, not because it's a special occasion
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like a birthday or anniversary. You simply hold someone's hand, or share your
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smile, or or write that thank you. No, okay, you can
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give someone a bunch of flowers just because that's right, Just because Now,
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those just because moments are the ones that I love the most. Can I
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just tell you something, Those simple loving acts of kindness and caring and compassion
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and generosity make a huge difference. In my life. You can make a
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difference too. You can make a difference simply by being grateful, grateful for
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who you are, grateful for whose you are, and by being grateful that
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when you know whose you are, you can lead. That's right. You
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can lead with steadiness, with courage, with confidence. You can lead with
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mastery through any situation. Now, let me just stop right there for a
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moment. Okay, some of you I know may not even think of yourself
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as a leader. But can I just tell you something. Maybe you are
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a teacher, or a nurse or a doctor. Maybe you're like me,
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you're an entrepreneur and an artist, or you're a student in college or high
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school and you have no idea of what you want to be, or who
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you want to be, or what you want to do after you graduate.
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Well, it doesn't matter what you do in your professional life, and it
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doesn't matter what life stage you're in. You are a leader. How can
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I say that with such boldness and assurance and confidence. Here's how. If
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you are alive and participating in this great adventure we call life. If you
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have a pulse, if you have breath in your body, then you are
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a leader. Now, maybe you're the only person you're leading at the moment,
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but somebody to be in charge of you, right, and that's you.
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You are in charge of yourself, right, So you can make a
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difference in your own life, and you can also make a difference in someone
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else's life. When you know how to lead yourself, you could actually transfer
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that knowledge. You can transfer those skills so that you can lead in any
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circumstance. Now, today we're going to talk about how to do just that.
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Specifically, we're going to talk about leading with perseverance, because if you
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can do that, if you can lead with perseverance, then you will be
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equipped to lead yourself and others in any other situation that comes up in your
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life. Now, remember you've heard me say this many many times. How
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you live is how you lead, right, So what you're going to hear
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about today you can also apply it in your daily life as well. What
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I'm going to share with you today is a wonderful example of what legacy living
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make your Life Count is all about. Now, before I delve into today's
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podcast, let me remind you you can learn more about legacy living Make your
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Life Count by visiting the Gloria Burgess website. That's g l O r Ia
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Gloria Burgess b as in boy, you are Gess dot com the Gloria Burgess
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website. And as I've mentioned before, if you love to be inspired,
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you can actually subscribe to my inspirations right on my website. Just scroll down
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a little bit look on the right sidebar until you see the place to add
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your email address to subscribe to my weekly inspire. It's that simple. Each
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week you get a lovely photograph and a short quotation that inspires you. Or
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by visiting Facebook and that's Facebook dot com forward slash, Doctor Gloria Burgess,
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PhD. Forward slash okay, and doctor is abbreviated there, so it's Dr.
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My name, Dr Gloria Burgess, PhD. Forward slash. Now,
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more about leading with perseverance Now, I just want to say that we are
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in the process of creating a new narrative, a new story, okay,
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and that narrative is about leading with perseverance. More than that, it's about
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leading with creativity, leading with creative perseverance. Now, I'm so excited and
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delighted to share this with you today because it's kind of a mashup of several
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topics that are near and dear to my heart, leading, creativity, and
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perseverance. Now, these topics are near and dear, and they are also
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key chapters for me in my own journey as a leader, as an artist,
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as a parent, as a daughter, as a wife, as an
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entrepreneur, as a community servant. This new story, this new narrative that
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we're creating, is pressing because finally, finally, more of us know that
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to lead well in the twenty first century, you need to be equipped,
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consciously equipped as co creators of whatever is coming next. So this new story,
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this new narrative, puts leadership, creativity, art and artistry back where
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they belong, not on the margins right, but at the center, at
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the very core of our spiritual, social, cultural, political, and economic
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lives. In fact, this story joins creativity, art and artistry with leadership,
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because that's precisely what it will take to lead well, to lead with
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empathy, to lead with humility, with hospitality, with courage, and sustainability
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and imagination in the twenty first century and beyond. Now, many years ago,
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one of my mentors shared with me, She said, you know,
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in the Appalachian Hill Country in the United States, there's a lovely way that
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some people, especially some of the older people, there's a lovely way they
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still convey and welcome you when they greet you at their door. Rather than
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say hello, how are you, Maya or Sammy, rather than saying welcome
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Michael or Lauren, They'll greet you by saying, what's working you? That's
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right, what's working you? So today I want to share with you that
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in my journey as a leader, entrepreneur, and artist, I have been
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working at the intersection of leadership, creativity, artistry, and spirituality for thirty
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plus years. So this really feels like home to me, right, and
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I want to share with you as a way to consider leadership and artistry as
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a way of being, thinking and moving through the world, a way that
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has helped me as a creative, as an artist, and as a leader.
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It's something I've written about in all of my books and something I continue
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to write about now. One of those books is called Dare to Wear Your
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Soul on the Outside, Live Your Legacy. Now. In this book,
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I write about what's working me right. I write about the art of persevering,
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and I specifically write about the art of persevering with whatever it is that's
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working you. Now, what's been working me for the past twenty five years
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or so is not only perseverance, but it's been working me in my life
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as a leader, consultant, coach, professor, entrepreneur, as well as
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in my more artistic life, my writing life, my singing life, my
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making music life, my parenting life. What's been working me it's this invisible
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matrix, this invisible armature that rules our lives as human beings now I mean
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rules our lives. I'm going to share a bit about this resource with you,
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this armature, because when you understand how powerful it is, you can
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actually harness that power and use it to make your life and work better and
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help others do exactly the same. So before I delve into that armature,
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I want to make one thing perfectly clear. We are all We are all
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creative. If you have breath in your body, if you still have a
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pulse, right, if you're participating in life, you're a leader and you're
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also creative. Now, let's talk about making that invisible framework, that invis
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armature visible. That's what I want to focus on with you today. I
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want to shine the light right there so you can easily recognize and more readily
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amplify the power of this incredible framework in your own life and in your own
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leadership. Now there are seven pieces. There's seven dimensions, seven aspects to
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this armature. I'm going to have time to really talk with you about one
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of them today, but I'm going to name them all. So this would
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be a good time if you want to take notes, to grab a piece
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of paper, grab your iPad, grab your phone, okay, and take
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some notes. So some of these dimensions will sound familiar to you, especially
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if you're a writer, a painter, a professor, a doctor, a
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gardener, a dancer, a student, a college administrator, a plumber,
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a firefighter, police officer, a community servant. Now that covers a lot
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of ground, doesn't it, right, So again I just want to underscore
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whoever you are and whatever you do, you're going to recognize the pieces of
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this armature. You will recognize them as creative principles or creative tenants, and
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some of you will recognize them within the framework of creativity. But maybe you
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know some of you learned about what I'm going to talk about elsewhere, so
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you may put what I'm talking about in an entirely different context. And that's
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okay. Here's what I've learned and chronicled in my own life. In fact,
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this is what my research is about in my professing life. Right,
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I call the seven dimensions or the seven aspect. I call them seven promises.
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Why because they're actually I'm going to say, covenants that we make to
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ourselves, to one another, and to God. So when I talk about
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the armature, I'm referring to these seven principles, these seven promises, and
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I want you to be more aware of them so that you can harness their
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power. So here they are. The seven promises are gratitude, faith,
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love, vision, integrity, creative action, and legacy. I'm going to
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say those again, Gratitude, faith, love, vision, integrity, creative
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action, and legacy. Now today we'll have time to focus on one of
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these promises. So I want to shine the light on vision. And before
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I talk about vision, I want you to know that all of the promises
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work together. Just as we have a band or an orchestra with lots of
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different musicians, lots of different instruments, right, they all work together to
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form an ensemble. They all work together, and the promises are exactly the
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same way. They are resources that work together to support us in our leadership,
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to support our creativity, and to support us as we keep on keeping
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on, as we persevere. Right, they are ever present resources we can
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tap into, we can draw on them in our day to day living and
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in our day to day, moment to moment lives as leaders. This is
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the invisible matrix okay, that I talked about earlier. So how do we
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make them visible? Let's make vision visible. So what do we mean by
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vision? Well, vision is the big idea of what you want to do
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with your team, your organization, your community, or maybe even yourself.
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Right, So it's the big idea, not the little baby ideas, but
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the grand idea. And vision is not only about what you want to accomplish,
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it's also about how do you want to go about it? So it's
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a process as well, all right, So we talk about vision is what
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and how, but it's more than that as well. Okay, Vision also
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includes who. So when you're casting or sharing a vision, good questions to
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ask are who will go with me? Who will go with me on this
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journey? Right? And who will I encounter along the way? Who will
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I partner with? Who? Will I collaborate with out there. There's a
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lovely African wisdom saying that goes, if you want to go fast, go
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alone. If you want to go far, go together. I love that.
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Right. If you want to go fast, go all by yourself,
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go alone. But if you want to go far, go together. And
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I'm saying that anything worth doing is worth doing together. Now, here's the
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really cool thing about vision. You don't have to see the whole shebang.
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You don't have to see the whole vision all at once. Right, here's
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what I know. Your vision will evolve as you move into it, as
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you move towards it, so naturally it will morph and shape shift along the
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way. So be open to what is revealed to you along that journey.
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Don't get stuck on the vision that you happen to begin with, right why
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Because that vision, the one you begin with, the one you start with,
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may no longer be relevant tomorrow or next week, or next month or
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next year. And this is true whether we're leading in a time of difficulty
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or not. So remember you can have your vision, but always keep your
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knees bent as you breathe and live into it. And another thing to remember
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is this don't get attached to the particular way your vision will manifest, okay,
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be open to outcome. In other words, keep your knees bent.
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Now, one of the many lessons I've learned from being an educator is that
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you have to be a guide on the side, not a stage on the
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stage. Right, a guide on the side, not a stage on the
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stage. You have to see your students, okay, whether they're grade school,
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middle school, high school, okay, doesn't matter. I work with
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adults, right, And you have to see these students as highly capable human
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beings, highly capable learners, capable individuals who can share their knowledge and experience
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and other resources with you and others. You also have to see your students
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as highly capable ambassadors who can take their learning and take their expertise and apply
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it in the real world, in real time, in their teams, in
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their organizations, and in their communities. I often apply these lessons when I
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work with my clients as well. Right. So, even though many of
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them say they want me to work with them because I'm an expert in this
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or that, what they really want and what they really value is what I
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help them discover their own solutions. When I help them unpack their own knowledge,
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and when I help them tap into their own resourcefulness, it all boils
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down to helping them find their own path to their own vision of it's possible.
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So let's talk a little bit more about vision. Vision has all kinds
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of dimensions to it that we need to pay attention to now. From a
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cultural perspective, we tend to talk about vision as if we can literally see
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something right, see something with our anatomical eyes. But in reality, what
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you usually see is a fog, right, And if you don't, you
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should be seeing fog, because if what you see is really clear to you,
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it's not a vision, it's not a dream. Hey, it's a
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goal. Right. Vision has many different aspects, many dimensions, and some
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of the aspects I just want to say a little bit about right now.
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So vision consists of perception, okay, how we take things. Then,
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vision consists of insight and foresight and hindsight and reflection and revelation and so much
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more. Including now, listen to this respect. Respect. Respect that means
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actually to look again, to re see right, to see with new eyes,
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and to see with a fresh perspective. So I invite you to think
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about the various aspects of vision, and to think about not only what's working
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you with regard to vision, but also pay attention to what's working the people
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around you, nearby or far away, because the world really is at our
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fingertips these days, right, the world is just a click away. So
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pay attention to what's showing up for other people, because those people are your
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potential collaborators, they're your potential amplifiers. They're people who potentially can be of
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service to you or maybe just maybe these are the people you can be of
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service to as well. Right, who knows, But pay attention and know
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that if you have this creative fire that's working. You know that when we
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are made, okay, we're made not to walk alone, but we're made
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to walk together. We're social beings, we're made to be in relationships.
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So pay attention to people who you can just link elbows with and maybe even
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partner with along the way. In other words, don't try to take a
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vision and do it all by yourself, right, I mean, that's a
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recipe for failure, a recipe for disaster. Been there, done that,
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got the hood, And so you need to ask yourself, you know,
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if that's you you want to go out by yourself, you need to ask
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yourself, how's that working for me? Right? You know what? Vision
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also includes night dreams in the workplace. We don't often talk about that,
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but this is really huge, so listen up. It's very important because in
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visioning there is a big element of receptivity. That's right, of being on
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the receiving side of vision. Now, in the Northern hemisphere Western cultures,
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we typically think about vision as something that's outward flowing. Right. Vision is
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something that pushes out and is really kind of external to who you are.
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We talk about vision as being very penetrating, being very active, which is
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a very masculine kind of energetic. Right. But another core quality that we
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sometimes miss is that vision can also flow towards us, it can flow inwardly.
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So vision is also about receiving, and if you're receiving, you are
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a receptor, a gatherer, a collector, right, Okay, So this
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is not about outputting the vision, but about being still and being that receptor,
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okay, which is a more feminine energetic. It's an energetic that's probably
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more in tune with people who are very sensitive, very sensate, Okay,
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In terms of how they move through the world in terms of how they understand
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the world and how they make sense of things in the world. This receiving
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energetic helps us tap into yet another aspect of vision, which is revelation.
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Now I mentioned that earlier, right, But this is information. These are
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images, These are sensations that are being revealed to us. Okay, so
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flowing inwardly towards us. Now here's some really good news. The archetype of
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the twenty first century leader is guess what it is, the archetype of the
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visionary. Other names for this archetype is artists and creative. Now, this
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archetype has been around since human beings have been on the planet, and in
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times of great change or upheaval or transition or disruption or transformation, humanity can
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actually tap into this pattern, this archetype to shift the way in which we
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do things, to actually shift how we show up as human beings. In
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fact, we can choose to show up as human beings rather than doing humans.
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Right, that is so good. I'm going to say that when again,
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we can choose to show up as human beings rather than as doing humans.
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In fact, I just got off a call where we talked about that,
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you know, where you have to just kind of slow down enough to
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realize that being okay is just as important, if not more important, than
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doing right. So during times of great change, great transition, we have
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this pattern in human behavior that we can tap into. And that pattern is
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the pattern or the archetype of the visionary or the artist or the creative.
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And the really good news is that that archetype is now available to more people,
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and available to more leaders who are now more open and more receptive right
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because they're more conscious of this amazing archetype. What's work in me today is
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creative perseverance, specifically leading with creative perseverance in our extraordinary times, these are
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surely vuka times. That's right, I said, Vuka vuca. Now,
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for those of you who might be new to that term, vuka simply means
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volatility, uncertainty, chaos, and ambiguity. Times where again we experiences wave
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after wave after wave of disruptive change, okay, and wave after wave after
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wave of what we know of, what we're familiar with right just get stripped
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away, just falls away, falls apart. So in this kind of a
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world, what we know for sure is that volatility, uncertainty, chaos,
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and ambiguity. VUKA will continue to be the norm. What we don't know
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is what form, of what shape it will take. And let me tell
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you something else. This is not new. I mean, VUKA is not
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new, right, It's happened numerous times in the history of humankind, and
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it has happened throughout the history of the world. What our world needs now
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to respond to this VUKA environment is visionaries. What the world needs now is
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artists. Now more than ever, the world needs our artistry, our imagination,
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our creativity at the center of our individual, corporate, and public lives.
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Artists are informants. They know stuff, right, and usually they know
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stuff way ahead of the masses. Art is an informant, art is an
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armature, and if we're really conscious and intentional, art and artists can become
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agents of change, agents of transformation, agents of innovation, of redemption,
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of renewal. Now, these artists that I'm talking about are not running around
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with paint brushes, okay, or dan shoes, right, They're not the
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ones with the instruments. I mean, we are talking about them, but
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we're also talking about artists in the sense of, you know, how we
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show up for our professional lives, right. The doctors and the nurses we
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see, okay. The folks who are there serving us at the grocery store.
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The folks who serve us at the food bank to ensure that we all
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have bread on our table, that we all have enough feed to eat.
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The folks who work at the greenhouses all right, who work on the front
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lines. The folks who work behind the scenes to make sure that our supply
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chain works as it's supposed to work. These are the folks who deliver blood
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come rain or snow or sleet or hail, right. The folks who find
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a way when times are normal and when times are difficult or unpredictable. These
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are the folks who find a way to keep on keeping on. The folks
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who hang in there, the ones who persevere, the ones who follow the
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energy of hope, the ones who follow the energy of yes. These are
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the artists I'm talking about. These are the ones who change the word impossible
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impossible too, I'm possible. These are the folks whose first name is Can
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and whose last name is do. Right. You know these folks, So
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as you go about your day to day, as you prepare for the rest
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of your week. I want you to ask yourself one question. And here's
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the question, what's working you? Because what's working you is exactly what needs
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to come into fruition now, not tomorrow, not next week, not next
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month, but right now. What's working yet is your vision, a vision
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that it if it came to you, it can only come through you right
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now. Remember, how you live is how you lead. If you can
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lead with perseverance, with creative perseverance, you will be equipped to lead in
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any circumstance. All right, Okay, if you learn something today, be
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sure to tell somebody. Okay, I want you to share the wealth,
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share it with your friends, your f family, co workers, so they
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can be lifted up and inspired and equipped just like you. One of the
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biggest gifts you can give to someone else is to use your talents, your
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gifts, your signature presence that exists nowhere else on the planet. Right And
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I want you to ask yourself, how will I use my artistry to reimagine
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my neighborhood, to reimagine my home, my classroom, or my team,
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or my pediatric practice or my chamber of commerce. How can I provide a
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lifeline to someone else, maybe even someone I may never know, and remember,
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whatever is working you is your invitation to step into your vision so that
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you can make a difference in your own life and in the lives of others.
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As we continue to celebrate the marvelous, majestic music of your life,
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I also want to celebrate you for making your life count. Be sure to
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join me next time. Now, if you missed last week's podcast or any
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You can even listen to it on the go. Check it out on iTunes,
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Slash Legacy Living. You can also find me on the TEDx site and listen
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to one of my ted talks. Just type in my name to find me
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there. Now, before I close today, I want to thank each of
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you for tuning in to today's show, for allowing me to share a bit
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about my journey with what Legacy living is all about not just living and learning,
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but living and learning and serving so that you make a difference in your
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own life and in the lives of others. It's about being on purpose every
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single day. Three sixty five twenty four seven. Legacy living is a powerful
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way to make your life count. I'm your host, doctor Gloria Gloria Burgess.
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Please join me again next time right here for another podcast of legacy living.
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Make your life count. Don't just count the days in your life.
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Make the days in your life count. That's what legacy living is all about.
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Have a fantastic day and remember make the days in your life count.
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God bless you. That's our show today. I'm your host, doctor Gloria
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Gloria Burgess. I hope you'll join me again next time. Until then,
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don't just count the days in your life. Make the days in your life
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count. That's what legacy living is all about. Here's to you. Have
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a fantastic day and be sure to make it a yes kind of day.
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Remember to celebrate the music of your life. Make the days in your life count.