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
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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
Want to deliver impactful messages. Simplify. Here are 4 ideas.
We've all been to a presentation where the only thing on the audience's mind is, "I hope this is the last slide." We tend to make things complex. "Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that's creativity. —Charles Mingus You want … [Read more...] about Want to deliver impactful messages. Simplify. Here are 4 ideas.
How do you interpret your life constraint?
I remember a story in Awaken the Giant Within by Tony Robbins. This is one of the first books on personal development I read. It had a big impact on me. Then I read all the books by Tony. I consider this one to be his best work. So if you don't know Tony yet. Is it possible? 😀 And if you want to … [Read more...] about How do you interpret your life constraint?
How to manage your fear? Expose yourself often to controlled risks.
We often hear that fear is what limits us the most. And most of our fears are not related to our physical integrity. Rather, it's our mental fears, mostly imaginary, that freeze us. Our brain has this superpower. It tries to overprotect us. As a result, we usually don't dare to ask a question … [Read more...] about How to manage your fear? Expose yourself often to controlled risks.
