In a previous post I shared four stress tips that you could try within 5 minutes. In case you missed it, you might want to check out the two types of stress that you need to know. Not all stress is bad. Some stress is actually a source of inspiration and performance. In this post …
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You check your email in the morning and find a load of requests that will take you more than 8 hours to complete. Then around 5:15pm you get another round of emails with tasks from your boss or client that need to be done before a morning meeting. Am I right? I get it. It’s …
The corporate performance word has been designed for us to focus on your weakness rather than leveraging and propelling our strengths. Have you ever wondered why? Does it even matter why? What would happen if you shifted your perspective from weaknesses to only looking at your strengths? This week I ran a workshop with several …
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Do you know the difference between a coach and a mentor? If not, that’s okay. This post will keep it simple and make things clear for you. Knowing the difference between the two can save you a lot of time and effort in your decision-making. You might be working with a mentor and not even …
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Retire from your job but never from meaningful projects. If you want to live a long life, you need eustress, that is, a deep sense of meaning and of contribution to worthy projects and causes, particularly, your intergenerational family.” ~Stephen Covey Not all stress is bad. I used to believe that I wanted to eliminate …
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Dream jobs don’t stay dream jobs for long.” ~Paris In a previous post I argued that you should definitely stop looking to land a dream job. Instead, you should look for a joy job. Then I laid out four actions you could take toward finding your joy job or create joy in your current work. …
One silly, yet pungent question for finding your joy job Read More »
