Orbiting thought – Over and out
You may agree or disagree with Gordon MacKenzie’s ideas from Orbiting the Giant Hairball that I’ve been posting. Personally, I find his stories cause me to consider what works and what doesn’t work in organizations as well as my own life. I’ve been asking myself what the unspoken rules and systems are which create the hairball cocoon where it is safe to measure and plan based only on the past. And asking myself just what is invisible leadership?
Jon and I had lunch with one of our Friesen Group advisors last week who told me, “If you’re not a little uncomfortable, you’re not going to grow and make progress.” He is right. It is time to try something new, push the boundaries, and, just maybe, achieve Orbit.
… if you do follow your bliss, you put yourself on a kind of track that has been there all the while, waiting for you, and the life you ought to be living is the one you are living.
– Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth
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A long-time friend gave me this advice: there is no growth in the comfort zone, and no comfort in the growth zone.
Don,
This is a wonderful quote! Thank you for sharing it here.
Kathleen