Third of Four Top 5 Lists – Most Clicked Paper Napkins

One of the things that I love most about Paper Napkin Wisdom, if I do say so myself, is that the messages themselves must be short and sweet, because they have to fit on a napkin.  Some speak for themselves and other spark questions about their meaning.
The third of our Top 5 lists is of the most intriguing Paper Napkin Wisdoms from 2013.  I say intriguing to borrow from Sam Horn, because they more than interested the viewer – they made the viewer click on them and study the Napkin itself.  I think all the Napkins are, by their very nature, intriguing.
Here are your Top 5 Napkins from 2013:
1. Making A Difference Is What He’s All About – Jack Daly
Jack gave an amazing Paper Napkin Wisdom to us and shared it so openly.  Incredible story from an amazing entrepreneur.  He’s inspired me to follow his footsteps and post my goals publicly for the world to see.  Are you inspired to take up the challenge too?
2. Is Gratitude The Gatekeeper to Greatness? – Barrett Ersek
Really important message conveyed clearly, simply and compellingly by someone I truly believe has inspired thousands with his story.  I know hearing Barrett’s message has changed my life.  What about you? Are you ready to embrace life with gratitude?
3. When Riding The Entrepreneur Roller Coaster, Wave Your Arms in the Air – Cameron Herold
Cameron encourages us to embrace our entrepreneurial ups and downs – and not pretend they’re not happening … I think many of us entrepreneurial leaders hide the highs and lows of being an entrepreneur from our teams.  Instead he encourages to ask for help from our teams to harness the power of the ups and downs to help us grow.  Are you ready to ask for help?
4. This “Overnight Success” Only Took 17 Years of Hard Work And Shares How We Can Do It Too – John Spence
John is inspiring and focused on sharing HOW he achieved success.  Not just that he did.  It’s incredible that he was able to literally pick himself up from the curb, having been cast aside, and propel himself to become a senior executive with the Rockefellers.  Will you remember his story next time your kicked to the curb?
5. Core Strength Is Vital for Entrepreneurial Leaders – Lesley Hayes
Les shares just why it is that we entrepreneurs can gravitate toward each-other in a crowd, how we can recognize that entrepreneur “thing” even when others miss it … ever wonder why that is?
Next up – our final Top 5 List – the Most Popular Paper Napkins of 2013.