1: That’s the opportunity.
How?
By setting powerful 2022 goals and then achieving those goals through a simple process designed to optimize follow-through.
Over the past four years, I’ve utilized a goal-setting methodology from Trent Hamm titled: “Developing a Real Plan for a Better Life.” Implementing Trent’s framework has resulted in:
*The decision to get married!
*Tremendous progress on a new business opportunity called the Oral History Project
*My starting … continue reading
That’s the opportunity.
How?
By setting powerful 2021 goals and then achieving those goals through a simple process designed to optimize follow-through.
Over the past three years, I’ve utilized a goal-setting methodology from Trent Hamm titled: “Developing a Real Plan for a Better Life.” Implementing Trent’s framework has resulted in:
o My family creating wonderful memories during the last year of my wife Julie’s life when she was fighting cancer… continue reading
Early in his tenure at Google, longtime Chief People Officer Laszlo Bock recounts in his book Work Rules!, he wrote an email to his manager complaining about someone else on the team. Â
Laszlo’s boss added the person to the email string.
Laszlo quickly reached out directly to the person and together they resolved the issue.
When someone writes a nasty email about someone else, the practice of adding the … continue reading
In his book The Happiness Advantage, Shawn Achor shares the research of Daniel Khaneman that shows us we don’t always act in rational, logical ways. Â
When threatened, we are hard-wired to “fight or flight,” also known as “emotional high-jacking.” This instinct serves us well when our house is on fire and we need to make a quick escape. But not so much when our spouse makes a comment and … continue reading
Of all Steven R. Covey’s powerful ideas and frameworks (I am a HUGE Steven Covey fan!!), my absolute favorite is the Circle of Influence vs. The Circle of Concern.
Steven asks us to consider: how do we spend a majority of our time? Do we focus our time and energy on things about which we have no real control? Or, do we focus our efforts on things we can impact … continue reading
