In support meetings with peers we always ask one another: ‘What are you stuck on?’ And, unsurprisingly, it’s usually a difficult conversation that are were dreading.
Naming what is causing the block is often the first step to resolving it.
I committed to this ritual a long time ago and have recommended it to every person I’ve coached or mentored since. I’ve seen it turn people’s lives around.
Michael Hanrahan from Publish Central, shared 38 tips on being the best in business.
People ask me all the time about Triple Wins. What are they? What makes them work? This blog give you the answer…
Avoid the 5 most common speaker mistakes that often happen in the first few seconds of a presentation. If you know what they are, you can learn the right skills for success.
Every small business owner knows that it is expensive and challenging to start and run a business. The load can be reduced by finding a business buddy who shares your ideal customer but provides a complementary product or service. Why wouldn’t you share the load and increase the benefits?
A great facilitator asks great questions at the right time and in the right way. The shorter the question, the most useful it is to the person being asked, as you get yourself out of the way and give the person answering the space to answer. This is real facilitation.
If seventeen years of running my own business have taught me anything, it is the necessity of stopping to embrace the power of the pause. I have to dedicate time regularly to reflect and adjust my course of action.
In my book, The Mentor Within, I speak of the lessons from the Matriarchs, the wisdom I received from three powerful mentor figures in my life. They taught me Clarity, Confidence and Commitment.
