Because we are conscious, we must learn how to live.
Proactive Leadership Is Poetic

It’s not obvious,
It’s easily overlooked as a novice.

But, unless you’re oblivious,
With experience, you’ll trust this.

Proactive action is no trick,
But not a quick fix.

Some will be a hit, some a miss,
With time, doubts will lift.

Fog will turn to mist,
Have aim, never adrift.

Knock this off your wish list, Don’t be a misfit.


Remember:

Impatient for action, Never frozen stiff.

Patient for results, Steady aim gets da hit.

Created By: Brandon

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  • infinitelyadaydreamer ·

    Poetry now? This is something new!

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    • Brandon ·

      Haha, indeed.
      I love word play and find myself frequently engaging in friendly jabs with friends or just off the whim, by myself, for fun when a thought pops in my mind.

      It just so happened that I was doing such when explaining Proactive Leadership to myself (internal rant, as if I was explaining it to my boss, haha).

      I figured why not write a post! (:

      What do you think of this style?

      Reply
      • infinitelyadaydreamer ·

        Word play is great! Helps keep your mind sharp and efficient but also encourages creativity! Nothing I like better. It's an engaging way to learn, that's for sure. I quite enjoy poetry. It helps me find words for what could otherwise feel unexplainable.

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        • Brandon ·

          Exactly. I love that I often don't even know what will come out, but somehow, it all ties together in the end as if it couldn't have been put any better way. Perhaps that is a result of our interpretations and tendencies to create stories 🤔

          Reply
          • infinitelyadaydreamer ·

            The words just flow sometimes and that’s how you know you’ve created a masterpiece

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    1. Poetry now? This is something new!

      • Brandon says:

        Haha, indeed.
        I love word play and find myself frequently engaging in friendly jabs with friends or just off the whim, by myself, for fun when a thought pops in my mind.

        It just so happened that I was doing such when explaining Proactive Leadership to myself (internal rant, as if I was explaining it to my boss, haha).

        I figured why not write a post! (:

        What do you think of this style?

        • Word play is great! Helps keep your mind sharp and efficient but also encourages creativity! Nothing I like better.
          It’s an engaging way to learn, that’s for sure. I quite enjoy poetry. It helps me find words for what could otherwise feel unexplainable.

          • Brandon says:

            Exactly.
            I love that I often don’t even know what will come out, but somehow, it all ties together in the end as if it couldn’t have been put any better way.
            Perhaps that is a result of our interpretations and tendencies to create stories 🤔

    By: infinitelyadaydreamer Date: June 25, 2020

    Poetry now? This is something new!

    By: Brandon Date: June 25, 2020

    Haha, indeed.
    I love word play and find myself frequently engaging in friendly jabs with friends or just off the whim, by myself, for fun when a thought pops in my mind.

    It just so happened that I was doing such when explaining Proactive Leadership to myself (internal rant, as if I was explaining it to my boss, haha).

    I figured why not write a post! (:

    What do you think of this style?

    By: infinitelyadaydreamer Date: June 25, 2020

    Word play is great! Helps keep your mind sharp and efficient but also encourages creativity! Nothing I like better.
    It’s an engaging way to learn, that’s for sure. I quite enjoy poetry. It helps me find words for what could otherwise feel unexplainable.

    By: Brandon Date: June 26, 2020

    Exactly.
    I love that I often don’t even know what will come out, but somehow, it all ties together in the end as if it couldn’t have been put any better way.
    Perhaps that is a result of our interpretations and tendencies to create stories 🤔

    By: infinitelyadaydreamer Date: June 26, 2020

    The words just flow sometimes and that’s how you know you’ve created a masterpiece