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In life, do you drive, or are you driven?

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One of the things I work on most with teams, in terms of motivation, leadership, and performance, is precisely the phrase, “In Life, do you lead or are you led?”

Anyone who knows us and our work in this area knows that we like to provoke people to think when talking about motivation.

It’s different from the standard approach that we go there these days.

The way out of the inflation in which the world is plunged is for people to move from the passenger’s seat to the driver’s seat in their lives.

Whoever says in their lives means in their companies, society, or in short, in the world around them.

When we face difficult situations, we have two choices.

Either we sit back and wait for it to pass, … [ Read the rest » ] “In life, do you drive, or are you driven?”

Feedback Mastery: How to Give and Receive Feedback with Confidence

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Chapter 1: Introduction The Dreaded Feedback Conversation

Ah, the dreaded feedback conversation. You know, the one – where you have to sit down with someone and tell them how they’re not measuring up. Or worse yet, when someone else is telling, you’re the one on the receiving end. It’s uncomfortable, it’s awkward, and it’s just plain stressful.

But let’s face it: feedback is a necessary evil. Without it, we can’t improve, we can’t grow, and we can’t learn. It’s like that old saying, “No pain, no gain.” Except in this case, it’s “No feedback, no progress.”

So, if we know that feedback is essential, why do we still dread it so much? Part of it has to do with our fear of judgment. We don’t want to be seen as … [ Read the rest » ] “Feedback Mastery: How to Give and Receive Feedback with Confidence”

The Procrastinator’s Handbook: How to Get Things Done… Eventually

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Introduction

Do you constantly put off tasks until the last minute, only to feel stressed and overwhelmed when the deadline approaches? Do you struggle to maintain focus and motivation, even when you know that essential things need to be done? If so, you’re not alone. Procrastination is a common problem that affects people of all ages and backgrounds.

But the good news is that there are steps you can take to break the cycle of procrastination and start getting things done. In this handbook, we’ll explore why we procrastinate, the consequences of procrastination, and practical strategies for overcoming this habit.

Chapter 1: Understanding Procrastination – The Art of Putting Things Off

Procrastination is an expected behavior that affects many people in their daily lives. It is delaying or postponing tasks, … [ Read the rest » ] “The Procrastinator’s Handbook: How to Get Things Done… Eventually”