Give yourself credit for what you have learned

June 5, 2009 2 comments

Over several years I have been involved in university programmes that build workplace learning  into the coursework where the students are asked to apply their academic learning to real life situations and reflect and report on what happens. I love reading this kind of submission. The stories are often full of experiences and outcomes that [...]

How do you keep track of what you have achieved?

March 18, 2009 4 comments

A few weeks ago I started using my Super Seven plan.
It’s simple. In a small notebook, on the right hand page, I  write down 7 things to do each day . By the end of the day I tick off those I have done and forward the ones that were not possible( for all sorts of reasons). [...]

Never too old

February 3, 2009 4 comments

“You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream.”  CS Lewis.
 
On Sunday my Dad was ordained as an elder at his local Church of Scotland. His role is described on their website as
 
elder – one of a group of voluntary, ordained leaders – responsible, along with the minister, for [...]

How making links between small things can lead to success

October 21, 2008 2 comments

I had an early start this morning ( for me – I  really come into my own about 3.30 in the afternoon when my most productive and creative phase of the day usually kicks in) and was heading for the station to catch my train to Glasgow for a meeting. I took a different bus [...]

Knowing why you are doing what you do is key to success

October 8, 2008 No comments yet

 I have always believed that the responsibility for my personal and professional development rests solely with me. As an associate of Speakersbank I am required to be a member of a speakers club to support my own continuing development in that area. As a member of the Chartered Institute of  Personnel and Development ( CIPD) [...]


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