Small steps to big goals – try Super Seven

January 30, 2009 4 comments

My good friend Louise and I were chatting about goals the other night.  I have known her for a long time and have seen her pull a small notebook out of her bag to write furiously on many occasions. As she did this in response to something we had been discussing she told me about Super [...]

On setting daunting goals

October 22, 2008 1 comment

Jo at Flowing Motion commented on yesterday’s post that
“if the goal isn’t daunting, it is probably not worth pursuing”
which got me thinking.
A couple of years back I was mentor to students at Napier University . They were studying for a degree in Human Resource Management . The course was accredited by the CIPD and as part [...]

Dreaming of gold

August 17, 2008 No comments yet

I have spent the past few mornings catching up on the Olympics. This has been a very pleasant experience as each time I turn on the TV it seems like Britain has won yet another gold medal.
As a nation we Brits are not used to celebrating sporting success. In fact we somewhat have a reputation [...]

What impact have your co-workers in the past had on who you are now?

July 14, 2008 4 comments

I was really confused by the new Orange advert. Then I got it. The message seems – to me anyway – to be that everyone we meet in our lives has an impact on who we are now.
Of course this will be true to a greater or lesser extent depending on who it is. For [...]

8 ideas for 08

January 3, 2008 No comments yet

There is a sprinkling of snow lying on the ground and the sun is shining. This is officially the first day back to work for many people in the UK ( some poor souls had to go back yesterday – I know).  As a home based consultant I am not affected by this now but [...]


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