Posts Tagged ‘learning’
Reflecting on 2024: 10 Transformative Questions to Prepare for 2025
I am a big fan of John Maxwell and have learned a great deal from him personally and professionally. I felt his framework for 2025 needed to be shared – just in case you missed it. As we move into 2025, it’s the perfect time to pause, reflect, and chart a purposeful path forward. Renowned…
Read MoreHow NOT to Set Goals for 2025
You’ve heard it before: SMART goals—Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-Bound. The ultimate recipe for success, right? Wrong. Let me be blunt: Starting with SMART goals is like trying to build a house without a blueprint, like going on a journey without a map. Sure, you’ll end up with something—but it probably won’t be what you…
Read MoreTuning Your Self-Awareness
A flaw that many people have, but do not recognize they have, is self-awareness. This is not an indictment on anyone, our nature is to seek patterns and see ourselves as the “good guy.” Often, it is these two habits that lead to biases and poor self-awareness. As we practice self-isolation, this is a valuable opportunity to work on your own self-awareness. What is self-awareness As our teachers always told…
Read More5 Strategies for Strong Communication
Have you ever spoken with an older couple about the success of their marriage, or a CEO about his or her company? While there will be many answers, one consistent is usually this: strong communication. We are spending much more time around family right not, and I think it would be wise to look at how we communicate. And how we can improve it. Most arguments can be traced to poor…
Read MoreListen Up: Six Tips to Become an Effective Listener
It’s easy to talk. However, listening can be more of a challenge. So, how do you become a good listener, or improve your listening skills? Here are some tips to consider in order to develop strong connections with others and create meaningful conversations. When it comes to having a meaningful conversation, it is a two-way…
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