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Curiosity has its limits. It’s a quality, but it can also become an excuse. After exploring dozens of topics, there comes (as always) a time to decide. “I like this matter, and I can bring value.” This is the time to dive in and let your … [Continue reading] about Curiosity Has Its Limits
Myth: I'll make up for lost time Your daughter's missed birthdayJoining your family two weeks later on vacation to ensure the quarter closingThe children's first day of school. You can't make up for those moments. And buying your kids nice … [Continue reading] about Work-Life Balance Myth: I’ll Make Up For Lost Time
This is what author Jenny Rogers has summarized with these 3 powerful questions in her excellent book "Coaching Skills" What? (identifying the issue);So what?' (implications);What next? The next time you feel like jumping on the solution … [Continue reading] about 3 powerful questions to improve the quality of your communication with your teams
