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From my trip to Haiti: why service matters

I am currently spending a week volunteering in Haiti. This is the first service trip to the developing world that I’ve personally been part of since 2009. Once I return next week I will post stories and photos here. When I think about this trip I’m reminded

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From the mail bag: how to get a job with a non-profit.

From the mail bag: how to get a job with a non-profit.

Sasha from London, England (which I can’t seem to type without a British accent in my head) recently wrote asking for tips on getting a job with a great organization that helps people in the developing world. The first step to getting a great job with an

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Finding your passion part 3: discipline

Finding your passion part 3: discipline

One of the biggest problems that modern millennials face is that we struggle to find and follow our passions. I believe that passion can be found through a combination of chaos, silence, and discipline. Over the past two weeks I have discussed chaos and silence. Now I

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Finding your passion part 2: silence

Finding your passion part 2: silence

Last week, in the first of a three part series on using chaos, silence, and discipline to connect with your passion, I explained how to use chaos as one of the three elements. This week I will discuss the value of silence. Using silence to connect to

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Finding your passion part 1: Chaos

Finding your passion part 1: Chaos

To kick off the new Ignited Leadership blog I want to discuss one of the most pressing issues that modern millennials face: finding passion. Recently I’ve listened to everyone from close friends – including one who is a wildly successful guy – who confided “truthfully, I’m not

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Action equals success

Readers of my blog as well as people who have been part of my new leadership training Escape the Matrix and Lead know that I have some very strong feelings about failure. Ultimately, I think that failure is nothing more than an illusion forever propagated by the

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What would a leader give?

This holiday season I challenge you to give gifts like a leader. What type of gifts do leaders give? To me, a leader is someone who proactively helps other people; to give like a leader think about how some of the gifts you give can be used

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Where the magic happens

I recently saw a drawing of a Venn diagram that I loved. It had two circles on it. The first circle said “your comfort zone,” and the second circle said “where the magic happens.” The catch? The circles in the diagram weren’t touching. In other words the

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How to make yourself slightly happier

Want to make yourself slightly happier? The make someone else slightly happier. Walk down the street and see how many strangers you can get to smile. Do this by making eye contact with the person passing you, and smiling at them. Compete in this with one of

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To be a good leader, you must connect

Good leaders are good connectors. They have a strong sense of self that they use to connect to their true visions. They can see these visions so clearly that they draw others in as they talk about them and begin working on them. When you own your

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