Three Sentences: Part 2

ByJeff Gibbard Reading Time: 1 minute

I just got back from a 13-day trip in Japan with my wife and kids.

I also just had an comment on Threads get more attention than anything else I’ve ever posted there. It actually inspired someone to print a t-shirt quoting me.

So, here are the three most important sentences I could think to write today.

  1. Let every encounter with different cultures remind you that there are countless ways to do something, and imprint upon you the truth that fact reveals: differences aren’t inherently wrong.
  2. The definition of an excuse is: a reason someone else won’t accept as valid enough.
  3. You cannot empower someone if you do not have the power, resources, or ability to change their material circumstances.

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You might know Jeff from Linkedin as "the World’s Most Handsome Strategist and Professional Speaker." You might also know him by his other title: Superhero

Jeff Gibbard is the author of The Lovable Leader, a book about building great teams with trust, respect and kindness. He's also strategist, consultant, coach, speaker, podcaster, blogger, and more.

Jeff is on a mission to make the world kinder, safer and more equitable. He's committed to living a purpose-driven life, helping people to unlock their full potential, being a heroic and lovable leader, and becoming an unstoppable catalyst for change.

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