What are the activities where you use your heart, head and hands? Your heart feels you want to do the specific activity. Your head understands what you are doing. Your ‘hands’ bring something into Read more
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There are many ways to do fine work. One approach is for a person to choose to go into role. They may then follow certain rules – guidelines – that they believe are likely Read more Imagine that you lead a team. Sometimes it may be challenging to manage the centre of your organisation. Such challenges can come in different forms. If you are going to thrive, however, it Read more “The learner learns what the learner wants to learn,” we are told. Good educators often follow this approach when designing educational experiences. They aim to make the learning personal, practical and, in the widest Read more A person’s communication style can play a big part in making or breaking relationships. Later we will explore how to connect with people in one-to-one, one-to-few and one-to-many situations. Before then, here is a Read more People can choose to work in three places during their lives: the cottage, the castle or the cathedral. Some try all three and then may return to the cottage. Let’s explore these places to Read more Great workers have the ability to cut through crowdedness in the activities where they excel. They can deal with masses of information – and many things happening at once – in situations that may confuse Read more Imagine you are working with a visionary person. It can be useful to recognise that such people may be on their version of the third alphabet. One Chief Operating Officer explained this in the Read more People like to feel in control. They like to feel able to take charge of shaping their future lives. Sometimes they can experience difficulties, however, if they feel things are beyond their control. Good leaders aim to drive the key strategies for helping the team to achieve success. They manage their energy properly and aim to be selective to be effective. Sounds simple in theory, but sometimes Read more |
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