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11 Leadership Life Lessons From Row The Boat
11 Leadership Life Lessons From Row The Boat
11 Leadership Life Lessons From Row The Boat
The Oar
1. The oar is the symbol of strength. It's the only thing that can take you from where
you are to where you want to go. The great thing about the oar is you determine
whether you put in the water or whether you take it out.
2. If you don't think you can, nobody will get you there. If you think you can, you can
get around others who think you can... and then you can.
3. There’s good things and hard things to get through. There's no bad things. Only
opportunistic situations.
The Boat
1. The bigger your boat is the farther you can go. The more you give, and the more
you serve, and the more you sacrifice the bigger your boat is going to get. Little
boats sink in storms. Big boats float. Not only do they float, big boats take people
farther.
2. If you’re not willing to sacrifice for what you want, whoever is going to sacrifice more
is going to get there. Someone who wants it more is going to pass you on the way
to getting there.
3. If you want to go far in life, make your life not about you. Make it about other
people. Make it about serving and giving.
The Compass
1. If you want to be extraordinary, you have to get around the extraordinary
people. Who better to teach you about being extraordinary than the extraordinary.
2. You can't see the future but you row in the present. You can't control the future but
you can control aspects of the present.
Closing Thoughts
1. The Row The Boat lifestyle is about never giving up and not allowing the
circumstance to dictate your behavior.
2. It’s finding a way to think optimistically about everything.
3. Trained behavior becomes boring habits. Boring habits become elite instinct. The
elite get to the elite instinct. The average stop in the boring habits because they
lose interest.
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-Jon
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