• Others: Idea #286

    I was reading the other day, and something I read popped out to me, and that was about how I should prioritize others unselfishly. The thought is ‘Don’t be selfish and push your way to the front, don’t try to impress others by sweet-talking your way to the top. Put your own ego aside, and help others get ahead by thinking of others first. Stop being obsessed with getting your own advantage and looking out only for yourself, take an interest in others and lend a helping hand.’ Too many times we only focus on ourselves, when one of the true secrets of success is focusing on others. The rewards for us will come later. Join me today in also looking out for the benefit of others.

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  • Creative: Idea #285

    Want to learn how to be creative? Here are 5 keys to unlock your ideas: ‘1. Be open to new experiences/ideas…Try 1 new thing every month…2. Commit to a creative practice…Dedicate specific time each day to work on your creative projects…3. Block out distractions…find a quiet place to work where you won’t be interrupted…4. Don’t avoid failure…Force yourself to take 1 bold risk every week…5. Find balance in your life…block out time on your calendar to take breaks,..and get enough rest.’ (J.Bonacolta) This is one idea I personally need to act on right now! What about you?

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  • ROI #2: Idea #284

    Do you ever wonder if you’re wasting your time talking with others? Here’s a two-part series on conversation ROI. Part 2: As a leader, with or without a team, your conversation with others can drive a good ROI on your time. How might that be? ‘5. Conflict resolution: Office conflicts can be costly and disruptive. Conflicts can be prevented from escalating by having constructive and timely conversations…6. Risk mitigation: Transparent conversations with leaders can reveal potential risks and challenges at an early stage…7. Leadership Conversations extend beyond internal communications. These conversations also involve interactions with (other) stakeholders…8. Innovation: Encourage a culture that encourages continuous improvement by having leadership conversations.’ (T.Hagen)

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