Category Archives: Coaching
The Weekend Read – Triggers by Marshall Goldsmith
One of the biggest challenges that we all face is change. Marshall Goldsmith is one of the world’s leading executive coaches and he hasn’t got there by failing to help his clients succeed. To do so he has to be able to walk the talk in his own life and this book reflects how hisContinue reading “The Weekend Read – Triggers by Marshall Goldsmith”
The Monday Morning Quote #328
“Simplify everything. Abandoning the non-essentials leaves more room for you to attract.” Thomas Leonard
Doctors Make Worse Decisions as the Day Wears On
Doctors Make Worse Decisions as the Day Wears On From The New York Times Primary-care doctors’ likelihood of prescribing antibiotics for acute respiratory infections increased by 1% in their second hour of work, 14% in the third hour, and 26% in the fourth, suggesting that physicians experience “decision fatigue” over the course of a day,Continue reading “Doctors Make Worse Decisions as the Day Wears On”
Don’t turn left, or should that be right?
Ever Notice That UPS Trucks Rarely Make Left Turns? From The Washington Post An estimated 90% of the turns made by UPS delivery trucks are right turns, and that’s intentional, according to the Washington Post. Left turns are seen as inefficient, because they leave trucks sitting in traffic longer. The logistics company says a policyContinue reading “Don’t turn left, or should that be right?”
The Monday Morning Quote #260
“….in my own experience, happiness led to success a heck of a lot more often than success led to happiness,…. Michael Neil
A Day in the Life of a Dental Business Coach
There’s an excellent new on-line journal and resource for the dental team from Stephen Hancocks Ltd. It’s called identnews and I was happy to write a “day in the life piece for them”. As today is the last day before a holiday I thought I would share it here: The alarm goes off at 6.50Continue reading “A Day in the Life of a Dental Business Coach”
Piecrust Promises
“Piecrust Promises” So called because as my grandmother used to say they were “Easily Made and Easily Broken”. At the time of writing we’re just a week into a brand new year. Just one week ago so many were full of resolve with great resolutions for 2014. This was the year that things were goingContinue reading “Piecrust Promises”
The latest ezine and an opportunity to make changes in your business life.
Last week’s Ezine – I forgot to share on-line at the time. Time for change I am aware that it has been a long time since my last newsletter but “tempus fugit” for me too. From now on it will be available once a month which saving me feeling guilty about missing a fortnightly deadline.Continue reading “The latest ezine and an opportunity to make changes in your business life.”
The Weekend Read – Stop Drifting, Start Rowing by Roz Savage
This is Roz Savage’s second book and is sub-titled – “One Woman’s Search for Happiness and Meaning Alone on the Pacific”. Stop Drifting, Start Rowing continues the story of adventurer, environmentalist and ocean rower Roz Savage’s traverse of the world’s oceans. Starting with the, at times, terrifying account of her abortive departure from California itContinue reading “The Weekend Read – Stop Drifting, Start Rowing by Roz Savage”
The Incisal Edge 