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This entertaining and colourful visual video is a great explanation of the #1 driving force in personal psychology: IDENTITY and how the #2 force, the need for consistency reinforces it to make CHANGE very, very hard. All is not lost if you have a systematic process with proven, tried and tested frameworks, models and the […]

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Weight loss is one of the most common New Year’s Resolutions. If you spend most of your day making decisions, solving problems, and carrying the weight of a business or team, “losing eight or getting fit” can start to feel like just another item on an already overloaded list. And yet, it’s usually the one […]

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I previously blogged about being ‘more’ creative… Today’s suggestion is equally simple… Creativity is acquired/learned by doing. Enjoy! Who knows, your creativity might lead to something as hilarious as this!

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This is not new. And yet, like most things that actually work, it gets forgotten the moment life speeds up. I was reminded of it recently in the middle of a decision that felt urgent. The kind of decision where your internal dialogue gets loud, your pulse picks up, and everything starts to feel disproportionately […]

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A commonplace book is a personalized, central repository for compiling information, quotes, anecdotes, observations, and ideas that an individual finds interesting or useful. Often called a “supplemental memory” or personal encyclopedia, it’s a collection of knowledge from reading, conversation, and research rather than daily personal events. It is organized by...

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