4 Downsides of Being a Lifelong Learner
A post from a long time colleague Meredith Bell which speaks "volumes" of how to deal with the "volumes" of information available to us these days ... 4 Downsides of [...]
The Value of Seeking Feedback: Both On and Off the Court
I play the game of squash. I play in a league, in tournaments and receive periodic coaching from our professional club coach. In other words, I’m a keener who loves [...]
Strengthening and Developing Your Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
I know that I need to get better at dealing with conflict. This is as a result of feedback from my business partner, some of our team members here at [...]
What do you take for granted?
Years ago, I recall the precise moment when I realized, very tangibly, the impermanence of life. I sat on the couch, contemplating, dreaming, longing for my mother. She had died [...]
Personal Behavioural Transition – the STAR Approach
We’ve all read self-improvement books, seen motivational speakers and taught behaviours and skills in order to perform at our best. Some of us take action and see results. Others acknowledge [...]
The Gift You Love to Hate: Feedback
I was contemplating the other day, why we, as humans, face the prospect of feedback with such anxiety and trepidation. You know, when your boss comes to you and says [...]
Learning to Play Snakes and Ladders
I recall growing up that I had the impression that life would be like building a house. You start with a foundation (mostly education), then add the walls (get a [...]