Playing to Your Strengths at Work

Do you get to play to your best strengths at work?  For two-thirds of us, the answer is “no” (see the last few paragraphs of the Gallup webpage). But imagine what innovation and energy we could unleash if most of us could answer “yes”.  Now that’s exciting.  So, what can we do to move toward [...]

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Being Brave: Lessons from Basketball

I have been at the European National Championship Basketball tournament this week, rooting for the Great Britain Under 20s Women’s team which last year, for the first time in history, was promoted from the B League to the A League. By beating last year’s bronze medal team in the first round, they have already “won” [...]

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Intensity

in·ten·si·ty [in-ten-si-tee] – great energy, strength, concentration, vehemence, etc., as of activity, thought, or feeling[1] Why do some people train hard in the gym and play hard on the court, while others go through the motions?  Are those hours equally well spent?  Some would ask what the point is of showing up if you aren’t [...]

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5 Ideas for Keeping Your Composure

Keeping your composure when you feel safe is easy.  The question is how to regain and retain it when you are no longer in your comfort zone, when you feel out of your element.  Add pressure to any situation (speed it up, raise the stakes, increase the competition) and at some point, performance drops. Most [...]

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