Zag when everyone else is Zigging
This week I’ve had numerous conversations with business owners looking for help to think differently. Approaching things from different angles and perspectives is critical during times of crisis.
This week I’ve had numerous conversations with business owners looking for help to think differently. Approaching things from different angles and perspectives is critical during times of crisis.
Most people rush to be successful and achieve results. We all want instant gratification from what we touch, hear and see. However, it takes time to build anything that is sustainable, meaningful and makes a difference.
Do you know what levers to pull in every area of your business so that you can influence performance and achieve the freedom and lifestyle you deserve?
As a mother, it’s inevitable that interruptions and distractions become an every day part of life while working at home. It’s the moment most mothers dread at the time and laugh about afterwards…
Have you ever had a great idea pop into your head while cycling, driving or in the shower and don’t remember it later? Or perhaps you’ve read or heard something that resonated but haven’t acted on it because you don’t know how to organize the information or feel overwhelmed.
Often my business clients ask how can I help them let go of ineffective habits and create new empowering rituals and habits. We are creatures of habit. Our habits can either assist us to move forwards or impede our progress. The quality of our lives is a direct reflection of the things we do on a regular and consistent basis.
This week I’ve had the pleasure of working on a group initiative with highly productive people committed to achieving an ambitious goal in a brief timeframe. There have been times in my career when I have had difficult group experiences. Dealing with different personalities, inequality of effort and conflicts is often frustrating.
Recently I helped a business owner who was expressing disappointment and frustration at her team letting her down. Over recent months she had experienced a revolving door of team members that were not delivering or leaving, and projects ending badly.
Apparently we have 2 million bits of information coming at us every second and it would be completely overwhelming if we had to be tuned into everything, always. Therefore our mind filters information into chunks of information and constantly takes ‘shortcuts’ to make sense of the world around us.