by Anne Preston on May 10, 2012
0Buffer Overwhelm:” Too little time and too much to think about, to feel or to do” “Overwhelm isn’t necessary. It happens when we don’t set limits.” Given your limited amount of time, energy and resources, you have the opportunity to make decisions, set priorities and make progress by using a practice of focusing in on [...]
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Decision making,
focus,
Personal Leadership,
self leadership,
time management
by Anne Preston on January 3, 2012
0BufferWhy might we need a self leadership plan when it comes to getting things done? Do you have incomplete things? Probably, yes? Almost everyone has incomplete projects of some sort or another. This is why bettering our own self leadership can become so valuable. The more efficient we are able to lead ourselves – chances are [...]
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Personal Leadership,
self leadership
by Anne Preston on January 2, 2012
0BufferHow you put your personal development plan out into realistic action – depends a lot how you enjoy learning. Lists and normal goal setting forms work well for those who have an auditory preference – but what if that is not your preferred learning style? I have a blended preferred learning style so I love gantt [...]
by Anne Preston on December 8, 2011
1BufferOne key activity in undertaking a path of personal leadership is the courageous one of consistently breaking through perceived barriers. Success comes easier when you take on a belief, a mindset and a practice that stands in the perspective that stuckness is unnecessary and temporary as long as you are responsible to do not sit still for it. Barriers to [...]
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Authenticity,
Emotion,
Personal Leadership,
Personal Mastery,
Truth,
values