If you had a pound for every time you said to yourself, 'If only there were more hours in the day', would you be a millionaire?
I've met many people for whom time, time and time again is an ever present issue. Rather than accept that there are only 24hours in a day, the temptation is often to resist this all important fact and grow increasingly despairing about the amount of work to be done and the lack of time in which to do it.
However, as Carl Jung once said, 'What you resist persists.'
This may well be an opportune moment to step back, take stock and reflect on a new approach.
Posted on Thu, November 27, 2014 in Coaching General Personal Development
For this blog post we thought it would be fun to share with you some of our favourite quotes from the world of leadership, organisation development and coaching.
Notice which (if any) resonate with you and why. Quotes can be insightful, stimulating both reflection and action.
Here are some of our favourites:
Posted on Thu, November 13, 2014 in General
Have you ever had that feeling of sheer incredulity when you ask someone to do something and they simply don't do it? Or they do it, just not in the way that you asked?
We've all been there.
Posted on Thu, October 23, 2014 in General Organisational Development
We often hear from our Learning and Development clients that a common challenge is encouraging staff to attend workshops without making them mandatory. There appears to be no easy way to engage with people around the importance of investing time in their personal development and workshops and training sessions often get viewed as a nuisance, getting in the way of ‘real’ work. Here’s where we have to learn the power of influence.
Posted on Thu, September 25, 2014 in General Leadership
Research has shown that people respond to change in different ways. Some thrive on the energy of change; others feel powerless and see change as alienating. As a leader how can you work with your people to foster more of the former and less of the latter?
Posted on Thu, September 04, 2014 in General Leadership
Did you know that we each have about 65,000 thoughts a day? And that 90% of these are thoughts we had yesterday, the day before and the day before that?
Because the thoughts that run through our mind affect our decisions, behaviours and actions, it's imperative to be as mindful and aware of those thoughts as we can be.
One of the quickest ways to break negative or unhelpful thought patterns is to reframe the thoughts. In other words, to offer ourselves an alternative perspective.
Posted on Thu, July 03, 2014 in Coaching General Personal Development
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