Learn how to work with two opposite power types when working on your project. I’d like to introduce you to two power types you must have on your team. Whether they are involved as service providers, partners, or outside counsel, these two “power people” will help to keep your project moving, IF you understand their Read More
Category: Perceptions
5 Keys to Reframing Your Understanding of Procrastination
Have you ever become frustrated with yourself because you had an important goal in mind and for some reason, you keep finding yourself procrastinating on reaching that goal? Unfortunately, procrastinating has gotten a seriously negative “bad rap”. To procrastinate simply means to put something off. There’s nothing negative OR positive about that action. It’s just Read More
There is So Much More to You Than What Meets the Eye
Curiosity and never-ending assumptions greeted you on the day that you were born. Those assumptions and opinions were the basis for the feedback you received as an individual … all filtered through someone else’s perceptions. You were noticed for how you responded to this new world, how you cried, how you studied people, how you Read More
Before You Throw Away that Dream About Writing a Book, Consider This …
From time to time, I like to get out of the office and head to someplace different to work. Working from home is nice, but sometimes, a person just needs to get out in the sunshine and be reminded of the ‘real world’ outside of our own surroundings. My choice location today is one of Read More
Noticing the Puppet Strings that Drive Your Decisions
Marketing pushes during the holiday seasons amplify already stressed and pressed thoughts regarding family, friends, finances and life. Keen advertisers play on fear–because it sells. “If you don’t buy this toothpaste, you will have bad breath and no one will love you. Not to mention that your teeth will be nasty and yellow …” the Read More