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Holistic leadership
Have you ever given your all so much in one area of your life, that other areas of your life suffer? You can balance yourself better by investing in four key areas of your life: personal, family, business and community. When you invest your energy in these areas of your life – or four pieces…
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Survival strategies
Life can be beautiful. And also painful from time to time. We may experience criticism and rejection, injustice and disappointments, conflict and crises. Children are not stupid. They learn how to survive when life hurts, developing survival strategies. It has a big advantage: the child survives. It also has a number of disadvantages if we…
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Listening tools
(1) Ask other’s to tell their story Common invitations:– What’s going on?– I’d really like to hear your opinion on this– Please let me know if you see it differently– Don’t worry about hurting my feelings. I really want to hear your thoughts (2) Mirror to confirm feelings Describe how they look or act. Most…
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How to talk about sensitive topics
(1) Share your facts We often start by sharing our conclusions, which are often ill founded, rather than the facts that led to our conclusions. Gathering the facts is the homework required for crucial conversation. If you want to share your story, don’t start with it. Start with facts. (2) Tell your story This can…
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Clever stories
Clever stories allow us to feel good about behaving badly even while achieving abysmal results. Victim stories «It is not my fault» – We are innocent sufferers– We ignore the role we play in contributing to the problem– We have nothing but the most noble intentions Villain stories «It is all your fault» – We…
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Resilience made personal
1. Discover your purpose in life E.g. using the Japanese Ikigai-model to map out your Passion, Mission, Vocation and Profession. I.e. that which you love, that which to world needs, that which you can be paid for and that which you are good at. Determine the reason you wake up each morning. Choose something that…
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What truly matters? You!
“The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance; the wise grows it under his feet.” — James Openheim Being able to adapt to different situations, tasks, or workplace cultures is a good quality. But if you bend more and more just to fit into a given situation, a particular job, or the culture that rules…
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Who are the architech of your happiness?
“Happiness is nothing more than good health and a bad memory.” – Jonathan K. Foster I come from a Mission background, and I’m used to anchoring happiness in something beyond ourselves, above us and ahead of us: in God and His love for us. Or in something behind us: in what Jesus Christ has done…
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How to measure your life
“The people whose lives you touch may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” — David B. Haight Many people with lived experience say the same thing: “It’s not the things we did, but the things we didn’t do in life that we regret.”Sure, but what good does…
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Do you have 5 minutes?
“Take time to deliberate; but when the time for action arrives, stop thinking and go in.”– Napoleon Bonaparte If you have five minutes to think about something, you actually have a lot. You don’t need much time to gain significant ground in your thinking. You can spend five minutes on a problem and actually cover…
