Personal Development

Kintsugi – Reframe Your Imperfections

By |January 24th, 2024|Personal Development|

Kintsugi emerged as a response to the prevailing mindset that considered a broken object as irreparably damaged. The philosophy of Kintsugi is not a call to flawlessness, but as an invitation to celebrate your unique narrative. Here's how you can apply this in your own development.

Selective Optimism for Pessimists

By |February 1st, 2023|Personal Development|

There are advantages to optimism that are worth considering, but some people are put off because they don't want to be disloyal to negativity. Optimism and pessimism are generally seen as opposites, but that doesn't mean they are mutually exclusive; learning optimism does not mean abandoning negativity. If that is what turns you on, stick with it. If you tend towards a pessimistic outlook, how about learning selective optimism? That way you can get the benefits and still be true to your negativity.

What Do you Want Employee Training to Do?

By |January 30th, 2023|Personal Development, Work & Career|

What do you want employee training to do? It’s all very well using words like ‘inspire’, ‘motivate’ and ‘engage’, but these don’t describe what attendees should be able to do differently, or better, as a result of their training. Understanding your outcomes before you book the training will help you design content that works, and save money.

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