The Compliance Trap: The Snare of Short-Term Results
As leaders we yearn to inspire enthusiasm, empowerment, and excitement in our teams. Occasionally we fall into the Compliance Trap. Here’s how to avoid it.
Redefining Success: Progress Not Perfection
When success is defined as perfectionism, it’s a recipe for failure. When we focus on progress not perfection, we set ourselves up to achieve better things.
The Key to Clearing Our Mental Workspace
Before starting any project, Justin Kanoya always clears his workspace. He makes a case for the importance of Clearing Our Mental Workspace too.
3 Tips for Better Living in the Moment
The inability to live in the moment is troubling and widespread. How do we keep from diverting our focus from the here and now and remain present?
The Paradoxical Antidote for Getting Out of Survival Mode
When we get into “survival mode,” everyone around us is affected. This paradoxical antidote will help us and our community if we dare to try it.
A Holiday Challenge: Focus and Be Present
Many of us don’t have the option to walk away from the office. The office follows us wherever we go. How can technology help us to be present on holiday?
Reaping the Benefits of Wandering: The Meditative Nature of Walks
Feel stuck in an office or bored on the weekend? Discover the benefits of wandering. Getting outside for a bit may be just the remedy you’re looking for.
A Little Optimism When Work Gets Tough
When things are hectic and stressful, anxiety creeps in. It’s a challenge to have optimism when work gets tough. But you can, and here’s how.
Ice Ice Baby: Appreciation for What We Take for Granted
Often it isn’t until something is taken away that we truly learn to appreciate it. Justin Kanoya writes in celebration of what we take for granted.
Choosing Ease Over Easy: Living In the Flow of Life
Choosing ease over easy doesn’t mean life is without struggle. Sophia Da Silva Hopson describes it as a way of life that is balanced between exerting needed effort and enjoying the moments of effortlessness.
In the Middle, Be Still
To gain empathy, we need to be still. Added to stillness, we need to energize our middle and commit to action in which we construct more common ground. A result – mindfulness activated.
Can You Keep a Secret?
Can You Keep a Secret? Do you ever try? Maya James shares what she’s learning about making decisions and silencing the noise that surrounds her.