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Pause or rewind?
12/11/2010 · Leave a commentRemember when video recorders came along and for the first time we could pause the action to answer the phone or make a cup of tea? What a boon that was.
But at work it is almost as if the opposite is true, there doesn’t seem to be a pause button for email, mobile phones, and multiple demands.
So here are five tips to help you reclaim your day by pressing the pause button.
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Managing challenging times
21/10/2010 · Leave a commentWe can do little about global events but we can do something about how events affect us personally. With a requires a pragmatic stance linked to robust psychology we can learn the skills that will help us weather the troubles without becoming incapacitated by worry, or sucked into the doom and gloom.
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Appreciative Inquiry
15/01/2010 · Leave a commentAppreciative Inquiry (AI) can be used as a facilitation tool to help teams and organisations understand how they have created success in the past, and how to do more of it. This article explains a little more about the approach and suggests how AI could benefit teams and organisations in creating sustained and enduring growth. Article – Appreciative Inquiry√
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Think ‘Happy New Year’
26/12/2009 · Leave a commentWant to know how to create a Happy New Year? Here are seven pointers to help. By the way, you can use this at any time of the year to help with focus or motivation. When is New Year anyway? There are several options.
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