I know you’ve heard the expression, “Let it go!” When this is said, it usually means that someone is hanging on to something that is emotionally toxic. Anger. Sadness. Frustration. … Continue reading Hey Dude – Let It Go!
Hey Dude – Let It Go!
Category: Success Strategies
Great Quote on Actions vs Thoughts
“Think like a man of action, act like a man of thought.” – Bergson Is this you?
Too often, the person who wrecks our work is…
“Too often, the person who wrecks our work is us.” – Seth Godin
Should Good Managers Come in Last?
We see it time and time again. I did it myself – and it almost brought me down. They put themselves last. Good managers who are so dedicated they fall … Continue reading Should Good Managers Come in Last?
The Risk of Multi-Tasking
The Risk of Multi-Tasking Resist the urge to do two things at once, because at least one will suffer – Marsha Egan
Ali on What Champions are Made of…
“Champions are made from something deep inside – a desire, a dream, and a vision.” – Ali What dreams do you have inside you?
It’s not just the money, honey!
In an ideal world, managers would motivate employees by showering them with fancy perks: cash bonuses, paid time off, lavish gifts. But the pressure to control costs leaves many supervisors … Continue reading It’s not just the money, honey!
What is Failure? Quote by Mary Pickford
What is failure? Many times, our mistakes are our best teachers. What mistake taught you your biggest lesson?
Godin on the Cost of Failure
“The tiny cost of failure is dwarfed by the huge cost of not trying.” – Seth Godin What one thing can you “try more” about?
Hey! Listen to Me!
Effective listening is a skill, we are not born with it. Unfortunately, it’s a skill that’s nowhere near as common as you’d think. The ability to listen is a career … Continue reading Hey! Listen to Me!
“No Problem” can be a Problem
How many times have you responded, “no problem?” I know I have. But that phrase can be a “problem”, believe it or not! Why? Because saying “no problem” might imply … Continue reading “No Problem” can be a Problem
