John M. Jaramillo, MBA, MSOP’s Post

🗞 LATEST NEWSLETTER - Like, Share, Subscribe! 🗞   April 21, 2025 Here are three articles I came across last week that have valuable lessons for leadership, purpose, and expression. The lessons for leadership may not immediately stand out or be instantly apparent, making themselves known all at once, because lessons can range from the loud, obvious, and obnoxious to the subtle, unassuming, and hidden. The considerations of each article: 1. Anxiety Distortions - Whether it is because of anxiety, depression, or things in general, how might you be underestimating yourself and distorting your reality?   2. Anti-Fragility – Do you understand the value of good stress -- in whatever form it may come? 3. Personality Change - How much of your personality is infused into your leadership style? Is that the right balance for you? How have you evolved? Honorable Mention • Entering Flow - What are your go-to activities when it comes to achieving flow? • Shared Meals - How intentional are you about, and what advantage or fulfillment do you find, in sitting down and eating with others, taking the time to connect without the rush of the day getting in the way? Okay…A Leadership Article • Player-To-Coach Transition The Nuance • The Blue Origin Space Flight “Quote!” • “Your job is not your identity. It’s just the tool you’re using right now.” What Do YOU Think? • Doom Scrolling & Attention Span • Unreliable People • Cost Of Burnout • Leadership & Health Transformation Graphic Finds • 30 Questions To Change Your Life • 16 Reasons Good Employees Walk Away Follow-Up On Past Editions • Being A Communicator • Facing Fear • Influence The Book Leads Podcast – Season 3, Episode 114: Susan Drumm & Her Book, The Leader’s Playlist: Unleash The Power of Music and Neuroscience to Transform Your Leadership and Your Life - https://lnkd.in/efK6UnDE Although the articles referenced are not all "leadership" related per se, they can all apply to leadership, in terms of how you present yourself, navigate through life and work, and move, impact, inspire, and appreciate others. Gestures, speeches, action, inaction, decisions, announcements, etc. They all tie in.