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Category Archives: Decision-making
Ever felt like a victim to a client, your business or the economy?
Posted in Decision-making Tagged business, clients, control, Decision-making, economy, empowerment, moving forward, obstacles, overwhelm, presence, victim 4 Comments
When “knowing” isn’t enough… (you still can’t seem to make it happen)
How often have you said to yourself, “I know what I need to do, I just can’t seem to… (you can fill in the blank)“ For example, one of my clients this week put it this way: “I know I deserve to make good money in my business. I have the skills and I can [...]
Also posted in Realising dreams Tagged action, emotional intelligence, EQ, instinct, intelligence, IQ, knowing, moving forward, procrastination, soul, spiritual connection, undertanding, wisdom Leave a comment
Does your business make space for the rocks in your life?
Have you heard that story about the professor who fills a jar first with larger stones, then with pebbles, then sand? There’s various versions of it around on the internet, but here’s one to remind you: A philosophy professor stood before his class and had some items in front of him. When the class began, [...]
Also posted in Business soul Tagged goals, moving forward, obstacles, priorities, purpose, soul business, spiritual connection, time management, transformation, Work-life balance 6 Comments
When your dreams are as big as the Titanic… Why you might need a good iceberg!
Have you ever had a dream that puts a fire in your belly? A project that lights you up from the inside, and keeps you awake at night, planning, scheming… You can work for hours as if no time has passed…. It’s the kind of work you would do for free, even if you are [...]
Posted in Decision-making Tagged dreams, effortlessness, goals, iceberg, moving forward, obstacles, planning, Titanic 2 Comments
My little secret: How to be yourself at work, without scaring off your clients.
Have you ever been in a business or professional situation where you feel like you just can’t be yourself? You know, like you’re wearing clothes that aren’t really “you” and you’re trying to think of the “right” words to say… but secretly you’re wishing you could just let your hair down, kick off your shoes, [...]
Also posted in Work-life balance 5 Comments
