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Tag Archives: Work
A Life-Lesson from Roger Federer
I have been travelling again, like I regularly do. This time, though, I feel like it cost me. Yes, it is important to do my work excellently, and I do that. Yes, it is important to honour face to face … Continue reading
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Tagged bedtime, champion, commitment, family, fatherhood, GOAT, priorities, sons, tennis, travel, Work
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Managing Stress through mindfulness and an accurate sense of Self Worth.
So there are about a million articles out there about mindfulness and how fantastic it is. This isn’t one of them. This is a real, down to earth assessment of whether it works for a busy executive. It does. In … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Growth, Work
Tagged conflict, control, mindfulness, stress, wisdom, Work, workplace
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Preparing for the Storm
The workplace is sometimes a place where deeply frustrated people gather to pretend they are all ok. It is not easy to think of a more diverse place in the world that our places of work – multicultural, multi focussed, … Continue reading
Accountability
An interesting concept, not often canvassed outside of specific forums, but, let’s work through it for a while. I’ll nail my colours to the mast early – I believe in accountability absolutely. That is not to say I find it … Continue reading
Some Thoughts on Disagreements with Leaders
It crossed my mind that there is often a challenge, especially in the workplace, for how a team member can safely or at least respectfully express a difference of opinion with their leader. Obviously it is ok to have a … Continue reading