What is your biggest pet peeve when sitting through a webinar or online presentation? Studies show that some of the biggest problems stem from a similar problem: how the content is organized. Some of the biggest complaints about web presentations are:Not getting to the point.Taking too long.Too much irrelevant detail.There have been books and lectures and
Inertia is a concept that’s crucial both in physics and in our lives. Often, we think of inertia as something that holds us back. But what if we could harness it to move forward?Understanding InertiaInertia is the resistance to change in motion. In our lives, it’s the force that keeps us doing what we’re doing,
When you move into a leadership role, you assume responsibility for the results achieved by other people. You likely got both the opportunity and the responsibility because you are a high achiever. You know how to get things done, and you are good at what you do. And you expect the same from your team.
I want to share some insights on a topic close to my heart – starting new things. Whether it’s a project, an idea, or a habit, the act of beginning can often be the most challenging part. So, let’s dive into how you can kickstart your success by effectively initiating something new or important.The Importance
We all face moments where we’re surrounded by ideas, options, and advice. Yet, amidst this sea of possibilities, the real challenge is to pinpoint what to take action on. How do we decide where to start? I want to offer you four critical questions to ask yourself. These aren’t just random questions; they are designed to
Embarking on a new project or initiative is often a road less traveled, filled with uncertainty and hesitation. Through my experiences and observations, I’ve identified seven key reasons why we often hold back from taking that first step. Understanding these barriers is crucial in overcoming them.The Challenge of StartingIt all starts with an idea. However,
I recently spoke about the often overlooked power of saying ‘yes’ in our daily lives. However, it’s equally important to understand when and why to say ‘no.’ Today, I want to share five reasons why saying no can be incredibly beneficial for your personal and professional growth.Prioritizing Your Time and Energy: Saying no helps in prioritizing.
Consistency is a good thing when the things we are consistent about are good things. If you want to get great results, we must do the things that create those results consistently. Here are five steps to create consistency – the kind that will give you the results you want.The Five StepsHave a goal. Make
In our journey through life, both personal and professional, we’re often faced with choices that prompt a simple yet profound decision: to say ‘Yes’ or ‘No.’ While there’s wisdom in careful consideration and sometimes in refusal, I’ve found that saying ‘Yes’ more often can lead to remarkable growth and opportunities. Here are five reasons why
We’ve been creating our Remarkable TV series each week of more than 500 straight weeks. From the beginning, we have tried to create impactful videos – whether informative, inspirational, or both. We often review how different videos are doing to help us improve our content selection and more. Today, I am sharing a small part
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