It didn’t seem that long ago when I was just setting the goals for objectives for this 2016, and because I know it, it is now coming to an end! I can’t help but ask myself “Where did all the time go?!” Here’s a nice way to wrap up the year. One of my members… Continue reading Here’s how to wrap up the year for 2016
Category: mindset
Activating and Increasing Self-Motivation – Part 2
“5… 4… 3… 2… 1… BLAST OFF!” The voyage began at 9:32 a.m. EDT, July 16, and ended 4 days later on July 20 at 4:18 p.m. EDT, when the Lunar Module of the Apollo 11 finally landed on the Moon. 1. It was mankind’s first foray to the moon and getting there was no easy… Continue reading Activating and Increasing Self-Motivation – Part 2
Happiness Comes Through Other People
Can money buy happiness? To answer this question, Harvard Business School Professor Michael Norton approached students on the campus of the University of British Columbia and gave them envelopes of cash. They were asked to, by the end of the day, either (a) spend the money on themselves, or (b) spend the money on someone… Continue reading Happiness Comes Through Other People
Managing The Fear of the Responsibility Talent
One of the observations I have of people high in the Responsibility Talent Theme is that they will often assume responsibility for things are needed to be done, which no one has stepped up to do it. This can somethings cause them to take on more responsibilities than they can handle and result in poor delivery.… Continue reading Managing The Fear of the Responsibility Talent
Strengths – What’s important about it
Why understanding our strengths is important, and how to unlock it. Happy New Year Everyone! As we begin the new year, many of us are evaluating our previous year’s goals and setting new ones for the year. Well, I have been doing so, and one of my personal goals is to hit a body fat… Continue reading Strengths – What’s important about it
One mindset you must have to grow in your strengths
If you would like to grow and develop your strengths, it is important to address a myth that seems to be more and more common with the advance of the Strengths Movement. This myth is so detrimental and insidious that if not addressed, it can sabotage your development in a big way. And here it… Continue reading One mindset you must have to grow in your strengths
How to improve your relationships with a perception exercise
I love optical illusions, don’t you? They show us that the mind doesn’t see reality as it is, but rather interprets the information which then gives meaning to it. This just about interpreting some abstract concept, but sensory information itself which we base our experience on and assume to be what is real (for ourselves… Continue reading How to improve your relationships with a perception exercise
The Root of Weakness-Fixing Mindset
A strengths-based approach to develop focuses on strengths and find ways to mitigate weaknesses. While many people agree (at least in part) with this approach, we can see what they really believe in based on where they actually spend their time on : Building Strengths or Fixing Weaknesses. Unearthing the belief behind weakness-fixing I was… Continue reading The Root of Weakness-Fixing Mindset
Reach Your New Years Goals in 2015 in 4 EASY Steps
As the year ends, we often look at the resolutions we started the year with, and also start looking at setting new ones for next year. We’ve probably missed some goals, and others we did well. Want to find out how to increase your chances of reaching your goals in 2015? Here’s a great video… Continue reading Reach Your New Years Goals in 2015 in 4 EASY Steps
Tale of two Frogs – A Lesson in Perseverance
The story of “Frogs in the Cream” was written by Lord Robert Stephen Smyth Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scouts. The Two Frogs Two frogs fell into a deep cream bowl; The one was wise, and a cheery soul. The other one took a gloomy view And bade his friend a sad adieu. Said the… Continue reading Tale of two Frogs – A Lesson in Perseverance