I recently added a reflection question in the morning. "What would I do differently if I could relive yesterday?" ( a question I learned in Hero On A Mission) And invariably, moments come up where I could have avoided unnecessary discussions. Often, it's three little words that cause … [Read more...] about How Do You Avoid Unnecessary Discussions? (and Make People Around You Happier)
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4 Simple Ways To Appreciate Your Teams More Often
Try it this weekend with your children (if you have any doubts) and improve the results and mood in your teams. This story from the book “The Great CEO Within” by Matt Mochary reminds us how much positive appreciation can change a situation. The story “It turns out that we perform our … [Read more...] about 4 Simple Ways To Appreciate Your Teams More Often
What Got You Here Won’t Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith
I am in a phase of rereading books that have impacted me. And What Got You Here Won't Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith is one of them. Marshall's mission is to help successful people become better. The Method He doesn't deal with strategy, finance, technique, or technology. He … [Read more...] about What Got You Here Won’t Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith
You’re Never More Committed Than When You Choose To Do Something
And yet, many meetings end with, thank you to get those actions done for next week. It feels more like an obligation than a choice. When possible (and it often is), try this instead What do you want to achieve? What are your options? There are many ways to get to the same goal.What do … [Read more...] about You’re Never More Committed Than When You Choose To Do Something
Work-Life Balance Myth: I’ll Make Up For Lost Time
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 souvenirs at the airport won't change that. But … [Read more...] about Work-Life Balance Myth: I’ll Make Up For Lost Time
