"We go on vacation, and we stay." It was an important but risky project for my parents. My sister and I were already in middle school. On the windows of our camper, we could read: "Family with 2 children, looking for an apartment to rent as soon as possible". Off to the … [Read more...] about 5 Steps To Speed Up Your Major Projects Without Risking Everything
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Commit To Your Important Projects: 4 Steps To Success
Commit to your important projects. It's easier to express what we no longer want than to answer the question: "What do I really want?" I'm lucky enough to ask this question as a coach often. When I dig into what's difficult, I hear So we prefer to let things happen. The … [Read more...] about Commit To Your Important Projects: 4 Steps To Success
From Comfort Zone To Satisfaction: 4 Steps To Reinvent Your Career Plan Without Risking Everything
I almost didn't take the plunge. My corporate job was too comfortable. How many things do we fail to do because of our comfort zone? From comfort zone to satisfaction: 4 steps to reinvent your career plan without risking everything. 1/ To run away or to go towards something? … [Read more...] about From Comfort Zone To Satisfaction: 4 Steps To Reinvent Your Career Plan Without Risking Everything
Successful Feedback: A 3-step Method For Our Difficult Conversations
We talk to a friend "Did you see what he did again?" It tends to comfort us. "It's unbelievable. It's really not fair". But the situation hasn't changed. We ruminate in our heads "How could he write that in an e-mail? It's a personal attack. Our little voice gives us plenty of … [Read more...] about Successful Feedback: A 3-step Method For Our Difficult Conversations
I Need “More” To Decide. Another Myth
You've been working with your teams for months. This is an essential project for the company. Finally, you can present it to the executive team. You're convinced it's time to go. But then... At the end of the 20 minutes you've been given, the axe falls. "We need more … [Read more...] about I Need “More” To Decide. Another Myth
