Workstation Vacation: Top 10 reasons for working when not working
Thanks to 21st century technology, our entire desk can follow us wherever we go. Apparently we are only limited by the demands of bodily functions, and even those seem to be negotiable.
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Exploring Your Belief Systems
Beliefs that serve us well during early phases of our life can become a limiting factor as we move into new situations with different circumstances. This exercise encourages you to look at your beliefs with a fresh perspective and examine their current effectiveness.
Leading the Horse to Water: strategies for managing motivation
Leaders are often frustrated by failed attempts to motivate their staff. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn’t. You’ve heard the old saying, “You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink”. What causes one horse to step right up and drink deep and another decide to take a pass?
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Use Your Brain for a Change!
Your brain's internal programs can be changed. Actually they are changing every day with every experience you have. So why not take a proactive role in re-programming your own computer? Why not update your operating system? What would a reboot do for you?
A Year in the Life - breaking free of New Year's resolutions
It's that time of year again. Time for those New Year's resolutions. Time to set ourselves up for failure and disappointment. So why do we do this to ourselves and why doesn't it work?
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Adding Yang to your Yin - risking failure to achieve success
Next to death and public speaking, risking failure tops the list of personal fears that most of us carry around. While fear of death may lead us to the gym and fear of public speaking to Toastmasters, fear of failure usually leads us to nowhere.
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Assumptions - paving the path to limited living
We are inclined to see things not as they are, but as we are. That is a core part of our human nature. But sometimes our perspective limits us by creating invalid assumptions about how the world is and what we can expect from it.
More Articles...
- Limiting beliefs! We are who we think we are
- Values Exercise
- The Recovering Perfectionist - escaping the trap of doing things right
- Finding your own beat: discover your rhythm for work and play
- "Have you seen my Gorilla?" - a lesson in mindfulness
- How Inspiring are the People Around You?
- Unfinished Business - The power of the un-done
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