We all have a primary and a secondary gain. Our primary gain is a positive internal motivation and our secondary gain is a positive external motivation. A perfect one that I can relate to is feeling guilty that I can’t perform a certain task because of a medical condition, such as a ‘tennis elbow’. It Read More
The BIG question is whether you are going to be able to say a hearty yes to your adventure – Joseph Campbell Life sometimes has a funny way of calling us towards our truth. Sometimes it comes quietly knocking … perhaps even several times. More often than not, it arrives with a big bang. In Read More
Let me ask you something. Would you get into a plane if the pilot was not fully qualified? Would you go to a doctor who hadn’t completed their qualification? Similarly, a dentist or a chiropractor, or a physio? Thought so, the answer is no, right? And frankly, I don’t blame you! Because when it comes Read More
To be an effective leader in times of constant change, it’s critical to understand the difference between ‘change’ and ‘transition’. Change is an external event or situation where a shift takes place or when something ends … and then there is a new beginning. Change can occur quickly and sometimes it’s imposed, like the closing Read More
How often have you heard somebody say that you can have all the right strategy in the world but if you don’t have the right ‘culture’ you might as well be dead! So, true. Culture is a bit like a shark. Not much gets in its way. Culture eats strategy for breakfast, operational excellence for Read More