Twice a day I am on the train with people I do not know. Very defined time box of 30 minutes, completely sealed from the rest of my life by the gates of two trains stations. My challenge is to think of an idea, take a picture, write the headline and text, design the cover and publish an interesting post… while I am on the train.
You know me, everything must be branded, so “THE DAILY TRAINER” Is born.
Enjoy The Ride
Today I am on a train full of talented people (Plus their kids and spouse). We are a great team. However, we are not going anywhere without the powerful locomotive leadership, constantly pulling us forward towards our next destination.
Working hard chasing the dream, prestige and success can make you forget that Nothing in the world is even close to matching, a single second of your family happiness.
The Shortest Distance Between Two Train Stations Is Writing A Post.
Storytelling is a powerful tool. You can create a drama out of… being 5 minutes early.
“Do not cross the yellow line” is one of the most well-known rules in the train station. Nobody is announcing the rule is changing after
Efficiency is about planning ahead, and choose the best solution for the upcoming adventure.
If you ignore the obvious train station light in the middle of the picture, you might notice the lighted towers a little to the right. Those are the lights I’m talking about.
It is the common goal, not the meetings, that lead a project to its destination.
How many times have you found yourself in discussion with someone thinking the opposite way completely, telling yourself, “They got it all wrong… They don’t know s**t… They are heading the wrong way…”?
Ever thought maybe they are on the right track, heading a different destination?
I have this time every day, when I am on the train… Let’s try and see if I can make it interesting and valuable. Starting now.
I am on the train to TLV. Someone in the cabin is “killing” his employee over the phone, continuing underpowering him or her, telling them they can, should, must and many more verbs, do better. This is my first thought. What do you think?