Moving to the New
What have you gotten used to in your life, and why? It has been said that people can get used to almost anything. If it ...Read More »
The Winner’s Circle
More Than Meets the Eye
Do you know anyone who explains their behavior by saying, "That's just the way I am"? Let's look more closely at this s...Read More »
Mental Practice
Building upon yesterday’s discussion about visualization and end results, let’s spend some time today talking about ...Read More »
First, See the End Result
Do you know that visualization techniques can help you become a better manager of your time? For those of us who are now...Read More »
Creating Psychological Safety – Leadership in Action
This is the fourth of five blogs covering the potential workplace triggers that make up the SCARF model (NeuroLeadership...Read More »
Internal Communications
Some folks are able to stay in touch with other people all over the globe, and have gotten incredibly creative on how to...Read More »
Philosophy of Living
Do you have a philosophy of life, for yourself? Could you describe your philosophy to someone else, in 25 words or less?...Read More »
Self-Made
Do you know anyone who is “self-made”? How would you describe them? Do you know what that means to you? Let’s look...Read More »
Redefining Tomorrow
As kids, how often did we imagine what the future would look like – who we would be, what we would do, even how we wou...Read More »
Own the Improbable
A feel-good story for today. Every so often, the improbable happens – even when the odds of the improbable happening a...Read More »
Increase Accountability through Autonomy – Leadership in Action
This is the third of five blogs covering the potential workplace triggers that make up the SCARF model (NeuroLeadership ...Read More »
The Subject is Anger
How often do you get angry? Do you know what sets you off? With the current level of uncertainty when it comes to our jo...Read More »
Mindset for Work
Do you have trouble getting your kids to buckle down when there are chores to be done? Here are a few tips on how to hel...Read More »
Attitude and Health
Do you know how important optimism is when it comes to fighting illness and maintaining good health? It's probably more ...Read More »
Learning Perspective
There is no such thing as failure. No kidding here! You see, most people have been programmed to be afraid of failure. B...Read More »
Bored? Really?
Question for Today: What is a sure-fire sign that an activity, and it doesn't matter what activity that is, is going to...Read More »
The Science of Certainty
This is the second of five blogs that cover the potential triggers in the workplace that make up the SCARF model (NeuroL...Read More »
Meeting Challenges
We have mentioned this topic on a couple of occasions recently, so let’s talk a little bit more about how accepting ch...Read More »
Climbing Out
Building upon what we talked about yesterday, about feeling stuck in a rut, what if the “rut” we are in is pushing u...Read More »
Gaining Traction
Do you sometimes feel like you are stuck in a rut, one that seems to get deeper every day? You are in good company, beca...Read More »
Personal Creativity is Near at Hand
Many people think of creativity in terms of output, or something produced, but that is not necessarily the sum and total...Read More »
Acting on Impulse
These days, shopping has become quite the adventure, especially grocery shopping. Setting out to get just a few things, ...Read More »
SCARF and the Growth Mindset
The amygdala hijack (Daniel Goleman – Emotional Intelligence) is triggered when an individual experience a significant...Read More »
Setting a Good Example
Just about everyone knows that good role models are important for a child's development, but have you ever thought about...Read More »
The Gift of You
Did you know that you have a gift that no one else in the world possesses? Maybe you have already discovered it, althoug...Read More »
Designing Our New Normal
Normally, this would be the season of renewal – at least here in the northern hemisphere. In the past, expectations of...Read More »