People can choose their attitude in life. They can, for example, choose to focus on the assets approach or the angst approach. The choice they make has consequences – both for themselves and for Read more
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There are many ways to do fine work. One approach is to flow, focus, do fine work, finish and, as a by-product, sometimes find fulfilment. Different people take these steps in different ways. You Read more Superb workers focus on the specific activity in which they can excel. They continually go through the process of scanning to see the big picture and see patterns. They select their chosen strategy and Read more Sages are generous and like to share knowledge with people. They are often like good educators. They love to encourage and enable people to succeed. They are many ways to be a sage. One Read more Great workers choose when they want to seize the day. They then aim to be positive and perform superbly. They take this approach rather than postpone the day. Different people choose different ways to Read more There are many models for understanding how people can do superb work. One approach is to clarify how they rate in the areas of attitude, ability, application, adventure and achievement. Imagine that you are Read more There are many ways to help people to reach their goals. Sometimes I am asked how I try to do this my work. There is a professional answer to this question, which is that Read more There are many ways to do fine work. One approach is to do what you do best. It is then to keep developing the decision making skills and the doing skills required to deliver Read more People can choose to spread positivity or negativity during their time on the planet. The choice they make has consequences for both themselves and other people. People who take the first route are often Read more There are many ways to do fine work. One approach is to pursue the path of relaxed relentlessness. Great workers sometimes take this path. They do this by taking the following steps. They clarify Read more |
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