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Stress is often seen as a negative thing, but the truth is, it can actually be good for us. Stress is a natural response to challenges and obstacles, and it helps us to stay focused and motivated.
...Listen up, folks. When it comes to people development, the status quo just won't cut it. You need to be thinking outside the box, and constantly innovating to stay ahead of the game.
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I messed up this week and it felt awful. It would have been worse if I hadn’t taken ownership of my actions and the impact it had on others. In true reflection mode, I thought I would share...
Back in 2011 after successfully completing an arduous selection process, I was shown this quote by Theodore Roosevelt. I had never seen it before but it resonated so much with the next chapter of...
Here are some ways you can utilize a coach to improve your performance in the workplace:
- Identify specific areas for improvement: Work with your coach to identify specific areas where you...
Sat in the international departure lounge at San Francisco airport, I took the time to reflect on a very busy couple of days, something finally dawned on me. Patience is something that highly...
Human performance refers to the physical, cognitive, and emotional capabilities of a person. It encompasses a wide range of activities, including sports, work, and daily life tasks. There are many...
Resilience is the ability to bounce back from challenges, setbacks, and difficult times. It is a key characteristic that allows us to adapt and thrive in the face of adversity.
There are...
Limiting beliefs can hold anyone back, regardless of gender.
However, research has shown that women may be more likely to internalize negative messages and beliefs about their abilities and worth,...
Peter Senge’s 1990 book “The Fifth Discipline” brought to the mainstream the concept of a learning organisation. He suggested as far back as then that for organisations to gain a...
There are 1,440 minutes in each and every day. We all get them. They are there waiting for us every 24hrs. Waiting for us to use them or lose them.
1,440 may seem a lot, but how about 10 minutes?...
Ever since I used to watch Gerhard Berger and Jean Alesi race for Ferrari I have loved the world of Formula 1. To begin with, it was the romantic dream as a child of becoming a Formula 1...