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  1. A commitment to consistently be aware will teach us to bless the flow.
  2. In the 21st Century, followers will force honesty and authenticity.
  3. A struggle for control is part of the old confidence. This old confidence is ineffective in the 21st Century.
  4. We steal away our own joy when we make the interactions of leading all about ourselves. Control is false confidence.
  5. Control in leadership is an illusion. It is selfish and present in the immature manager.
  6. The need to control will keep one in the shallows if they even enter the stream at all.
  7. When met with enough resistance we will easily shift to an old, comfortable behavior; regardless of what is best for us or those we lead.
  8. A behavior shift at the surface level only is not permanent.
  9. A consistent shallow wade among surface behaviors can prove dangerous when one is suddenly in the depths.
  10. Stalling at the level of a belief in one’s own abilities can rob one of the joys of leading.
  11. A dictionary on confidence - a belief in your own abilities. If that's where we leave it, we find ourselves at arrogant self-sufficiency.
  12. The journey to conscious purpose begins with a yearning to fill a need. We do not yearn for peace as an outcome, but as a way of being.
  13. A voice freed to punch through to the other side has begun the fight against debilitating judgment.
  14. If we deny the damaging self-indulgence of comparison, we kill the nurturing spirit that is so critical to the serving spirit.
  15. Being caught in the mayhem of comparing our situation to that of another is a sentence imposed by the judge of self.
  16. Busyness is a false doctrine finding its life in standards of comparison.
  17. Without listening, we remain bound to the lie of day-to-day busyness and its false message of purpose as we fill the hours with activity.
  18. As we learn to listen deeply to self we open our ears to the stream.
  19. Peace is in the stream and you must wade to experience it.
  20. Peace is on the other side of busyness where you allow voice and purpose to flow.