Posts Tagged ‘courage’
How to Meet the Moment: Build Clarity, Courage, and Conviction When It Counts
Most people think you rise to the occasion.But the truth?You fall to your level of training. Most people think you rise to the occasion.But the truth?You fall to your level of training. not just something I say—it’s something I lived. On January 15, 2009, when I was the last passenger off Flight 1549 as it…
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How to Get Free: A Mindset for a Limitless Life
There’s a question I’m asked often by people from all walks of life—leaders, students, parents, veterans, and CEOs: “Dave, how do I get free?” They’re not talking about escaping prison. They’re talking about a deeper kind of captivity: the weight of expectation, fear, shame, uncertainty, regret, and other people’s agendas.They want to know how to…
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Focus on Core Values, not Words
As we approach the 15th anniversary of the Miracle on the Hudson, I have been having many conversations with first responders. If you have heard me speak, I share my belief that the true heroes on January 15, 2009, were the NY Waterways and the first responders. What the crew did is truly heroic, and…
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The Steward of the Vision
Success is the reward for setbacks. Last week, I received an email from one of the participants of one of the events I spoke at last week. In his position, he is faced with crises every day. We interacted about one of the takeaways I shared in my presentation, mental strength and how to employ…
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