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This is what we talked about on The Invisible Mentor Blog this week: Review of The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks, Charles Lindbergh, First Person to Fly Solo from New York to Paris and Interview with Mike DeSousa.
Mondays at the Salon
“Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results,” is a quote that’s attributed to both Albert Einstein and Benjamin Franklin. It means you have to do things differently to get different results.
Do Something You’ve Never Done Before
Booked on Tuesdays
This week we reviewed The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks which shows us how to start performing at our peak. In the book, we learn how to tap into our true genius, instead of taking hops we take big leaps.
Review: The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks
Wisdom Wednesdays
Charles Lindbergh was the first person to fly solo from New York to Paris. He won $25,000 for his efforts. We can learn so much from Lindbergh by the way he prepared for his solo flight – he paid attention to the details. And that’s possibly why he succeeded where so many had failed before.
Charles Lindbergh, First Person to Fly Solo Across the Atlantic
Perspective Thursdays and Workshop Fridays
This week we featured Mike DeSousa, public speaker and career coach. Imagine reading about the greats such as Marie Curie, Alexander the Great and Benjamin Franklin from when you were a child, what would your body of knowledge look like today? Here are Part One and Part Two of Mike DeSousa’s interview.
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- Lindbergh’s historic flight, and what led to it (boston.com)
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