Homers Leadership Podcast

Big thought: Every year people typically like the idea of having a type of reset in their lives through a New Year’s resolution. One thing that I like to do is have an end of the year reflection to look back and critically think about what lessons I have learned. Each year, I feel like I am able to grow as an individual and leader as I consider these different kinds of life experiences, and I am able to use them to shape myself into the kind of person that I want to become. In today’s episode, I’m going to talk about five major lessons I learned from this past year. We’re going to learn why it’s important to not wait too long to act and why you need to make the time to connect with people. We’re going to talk about being consistent in small beginnings and how that kind of discipline can bleed over. And we’re going to talk about how meaningful it is to enjoy what you’re doing. 1. Don’t wait too long to act. There were some things that I knew that I needed to do but procrastinated too long to actually act on