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John V. Petrocelli

@johnvpetro

Professor | Keynote Speaker | Business Leadership | Author of The Life-Changing Science of Detecting BS | #ShowMetheData | #UncleRico amzn.to/3wEWi5e

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#PB PREBLAST @f3isotope F3 Lake Norman #DragonSlayer 6/12/25. St. Mark's Church. Fellowship at 5:15, epic beatdown at 5:30. #UncleRico. Bring kettle bell, don't bring kettle bell, it's up to you.

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#backblast @f3isotope F3 Lake Norman F3 #DragonSlayer 6/12/25. #F3Counts PAX of 4. We did these things, and whatever they were, they certainly were not push-ups, pull-ups, or squats. f3isotope.com/sandler-matloc…

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Certainty kills creativity faster than criticism. Mindful leaders embrace the uncertainty of “maybe” and learn from mistakes and failures. When you’re sure you’re right, you’ve stopped learning.

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Many of our biggest failures started with mindless assumptions. Mindful leaders question what everyone takes for granted. The phrase “That’s how we’ve always done it.” should trigger alarm.

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Stress comes from fighting reality with old mental maps. Mindful leaders adapt their thinking to what’s actually happening. Update your assumptions faster than you update your phone.

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Teams tend to suffer when leaders operate from major assumptions. Mindful leadership creates space for people to surprise you. See your team today, not who they were last year.

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Innovation dies when we apply yesterday’s rules to today’s problems. Mindful leaders notice context before applying solutions. Same situation, different day may = different approach needed.

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Burnout is often mindlessness disguised as hard work. Mindful leaders distinguish between busy and effective. Pause and ask: “Is this routine serving us right now?”

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Conflict can escalate when we defend positions from the past. Mindful leaders stay present to what’s actually being said. Listen for what’s new, not what confirms what you already think.

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Yesterday’s success can become today’s mental prison. Mindful leaders question what may or may not have made them successful before. Your greatest strength might be tomorrow’s blind spot.

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We hire for skills but fire for mindless habits. Mindful leaders catch themselves repeating ineffective patterns. Try to recognize when you might be solving new problems with outdated solutions.

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Most leadership crises start with “We’ve got this figured out.” Mindful leaders stay curious when others get comfortable. Confidence without awareness tends to be expensive ignorance.

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#PB PREBLAST @f3isotope F3 Lake Norman #TheCauldron 6/20/25. DPK Huntersville. Fellowship at 5:15, epic beatdown at 5:30. #UncleRico. Bring kettlebell.

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So happy to see the Tampa Bay Devil Rays wearing their appropriate Devil Rays jerseys in today’s game with the Detroit Tigers. Bring back the Devil Rays name immediately. #TampaBayDevilRays #DevilRays