Craig Escamilla @caesolves

Helping leaders create and implement strategies and structures to reduce daily dependence on them-Tweets about proactive strategy from 20 years’ experience. caesolves.com/blog Texas Joined February 2021

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

20 hours ago

Slow down, stop trying to control every outcome, stop trying to solve every problem the minute you become aware of it.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

2 days ago

By waiting, by thinking it through and setting it aside to revisit later, by not acting impulsively and immediately, a lot of this life’s problems resolve without any intervention.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

3 days ago

Sometimes the best course of action is waiting.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

4 days ago

Never be afraid to take on and re-ignite the inspiration for a new adventure. But also never be afraid to say that something has run its course and it’s time for you to pass the torch to others and serve elsewhere.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

5 days ago

The challenge is to maintain our energy and channel it into continued forward progress even when we’re tired and begin to burn out. To do this, we must regularly re-visit our purpose.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

6 days ago

We often make commitments with a lot of energy and enthusiasm only to find them harder to keep than we expected. We have to constantly recapture the initial inspiration.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

7 days ago

If you always want something new, expect to sacrifice the things you actually want.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

a week ago

When the bigger picture is clear, slowing down or getting off the treadmill of “more” is much easier.

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a week ago

Identify what your goals are. Let those guide all decisions you make.

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a week ago

You’re never going to run out of new things to want and get.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

2 weeks ago

Proactive behavior is about so much more than just thinking ahead. It’s about dealing with problems when they’re easier, cheaper, and less time-consuming to address.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

2 weeks ago

When we look at something that needs to be addressed, but, for lack of willingness or enthusiasm, delay addressing it, it only gets worse.

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2 weeks ago

The earlier you solve a growing problem or confront a blossoming bad habit, the easier it is to rein it back in.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

2 weeks ago

Always remember that the problem you’re despising is there for your teaching and training. The obstacle can quickly become the way forward to something incredible.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

2 weeks ago

Even the efficient solutions emerge from having to find a way around a problem.

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2 weeks ago

Obstacles and impediments introduce new ways of thinking. They force us to find and create options that we didn’t see or that didn’t exist before.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

3 weeks ago

Get the big picture, get the details, then begin to draw conclusions and act.

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3 weeks ago

Resistance and disagreement are often a cue to consider whether we understand the bigger picture.

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3 weeks ago

It’s critical that we take the time to understand the full picture, especially when we find ourselves disagreeing.

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Craig Escamilla @caesolves

3 weeks ago

Not always accepting things as they are, as they’re presented, or as they’re “likely” to work out, presents new angles and better solutions. Bring a little healthy skepticism to things…but only a little!