Monthly Archives: July 2011
Why You Need an “Oh, Shucks” Moment
“When was the last time you had an “oh shucks” moment? I’m not talking about the time you dropped your car keys down the storm sewer, or when you forgot to put the lid on the blender. I’m talking about the … Continue reading
Posted in 3. The Power of Capacity
Tagged change, goals, leadership, planning, progress
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Are You Wearing a Kryptonite Necklace?
We have everything we need to make progress: books, CD training, DVD training, podcasts, magazines, e-zines, blogs, video blogs, newsletters, RSS feeds and webinars. I mean really, a person with a 5th grade reading level could practically get a PhD … Continue reading
Posted in 3. The Power of Capacity, 4. The Power of Relationship
Tagged accountability, feeling stuck, habits, planning, progress
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I Want to be An Inukshuk
Which of these two statements fits you the best? 1) “Yeah, I’ve been around for a while. I know what’s going on in my work and my life. I feel pretty confident about myself and my abilities.” 2) “I’m still … Continue reading
