The Myth of Multi-Tasking The Myth of Multi-Tasking
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The Myth of Multi-Tasking

Posted by Regi Campbell on May 23, 2013

I consider myself a pretty good multi-tasker. I always have fifteen or twenty things going. Always reading multiple books. Always thinking about not just the next thing to do, but several. My wife on the…

A New Way to Make a Big Decision A New Way to Make a Big Decision
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A New Way to Make a Big Decision

Posted by Regi Campbell on May 20, 2013

When most of us have a decision to make, there’s three steps… 1. If we think it through and settle on an option, we’re ready to pull the trigger. So long as we’re reasonably sure….

What are YOUR Principles? What are YOUR Principles?
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What are YOUR Principles?

Posted by Regi Campbell on March 14, 2013

So the question was… What are the principles you live by? Have you thought about them? Written them down? Considered where they came from? Determined if they’re good or not? Helpful or harmful? I have…

Principle led Living Principle led Living
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Principle led Living

Posted by Regi Campbell on March 11, 2013

“In Atlanta Georgia, traffic is always an issue but rarely an excuse.” “People resist when you want something from them but they’re open when you want something for them.” “The one human quality you can…

Are you waiting….or procrastinating? Are you waiting….or procrastinating?
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Are you waiting….or procrastinating?

Posted by Regi Campbell on January 14, 2013

Since 200, over 100 guys have been “Radically Mentored” around my dining room table. Around the world, another 2,400 guys have had similar experiences. Some mentor poured his cup into their cup. They made a covenant…

The Good, Fast or Cheap Test The Good, Fast or Cheap Test
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The Good, Fast or Cheap Test

Posted by Regi Campbell on August 21, 2012

In my effort to pass along everything I share with my mentees, I have to pass along the “good”, “fast” or “cheap” test. One of my first mentors, Pat MacMillan taught me this almost 30…

The Lesser of Two Evils is Still Evil The Lesser of Two Evils is Still Evil
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The Lesser of Two Evils is Still Evil

Posted by Regi Campbell on June 7, 2012

Last August, I wrote (here) about how functionally, decisions come down to choices between the greater of two goods or the lesser of two evils. There’s another dimension I didn’t mention….the lesser of two evils…

The Idea of the Thing The Idea of the Thing
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The Idea of the Thing

Posted by Regi Campbell on May 31, 2012

Learning to recognize the “thing” versus the “idea of the thing” is huge. For years, I kept my eye out for a ’66 yellow GTO like the one I had as a kid. One day,…

Perception Is NOT Reality – Part I Perception Is NOT Reality – Part I
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Perception Is NOT Reality – Part I

Posted by Regi Campbell on February 27, 2012

“Hey man, my wife is driving me crazy. She doesn’t do anything to show me that she loves me.” “Really? You honestly believe what you’re saying?” “Perception is reality, man. That’s the way it looks…