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Someone Moved My Stapler

by Dave ButlerOctober 24, 2018
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Finally. After a few months in the job, you feel like you have things set. You’ve found the bathroom. You know how long it takes to get to work. Wow, you even have a good feel for what the boss wants and needs.

Time to change.

Change where you sit. Change where your coworker sits. Throw your base PAG in the shredder and start again from scratch. Realign the jobs of the people in your shop. Rewrite your job description. Maybe just GTFO and head to Afghanistan.

No time? Make some. It’s worth it.

In regularity there is comfort. Comfort has gravity. Comfort makes you want to stick with what worked in the past. Break the chains and challenge yourself.

How would you do your job today, if today was the first day?

Forget the achievements and mistakes of the past, those never happened. Disrupt the present.

Allow disruption to birth creativity.

Move your stapler and see what you and your team are capable of.

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