Scott Gulbransen | Thoughts & Musings

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Every person faces loss throughout their lives but what we take away from it could be the biggest lesson of all.
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In business and life, it's not the number of people you interact with but rather those who stay in your life and career throughout twists and turns.
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So often we give in to fear and refuse to change our situation whether its in life or our careers. What are we afraid of? Almost everything.
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In today's ever-growing polarized society, we no longer desire to discuss differences of opinion and deeply understand those who might think differently…
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Over and over again, we see those who have an insatiable desire to learn every day are those who reach their potential, succeed, and prove an example to…
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So often we get caught up in making ourselves happy only by celebrating our own triumphs. As an interdependent species, celebrating what others…
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Despite the stigma around "quitting," winners often walk away and it's an important quality of good, confident leaders and entrepreneurs.
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With the world emerging from a tumultuous year where all of humanity faced down a pandemic, it seems more and more people are intolerant of one another.
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While the goal of mentoring and offering someone opportunities is not done to solicit gratitude, how we show our appreciation to those who've helped us…
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When we encounter discomfort or obstacles, too often we think too much in the moment when simply more time can change our perspective.
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Whether it's personal or professional relationships, knowing your value and insuring you're being appreciated for it is on you.
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Every day I get a special email from Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer & Former Nike Executive George Raveling and Former NFL GM Michael…
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