Time and daily choice are our most powerful agents of change. Our choices can be powerful allies or erosive forces resulting in mediocrity. The following exercise is posed by Dr. Wayne Scott Andersen, author of Habits of Heath. Say you have to make a choice – “I’ll write you check today for a million dollars or I’ll give you a penny today and double it every day for thirty-one days. Two choices – a million dollars today or the sum of a penny doubled for one month.” Surprisin

Splitting the word responsibility, forms two words – “response” and “ability” emphasizing that it is our ability to respond that matters. It is not our circumstances that define our life; it is our response to the circumstances that define us. Effective leaders do not merely react; they respond powerfully to their challenges. They continually invest in themselves by strengthening their emotional reach, creative approach and intellectual prowess. They continually prepare for