Do you think you’re a good listener? 👂 Learning to listen is a skill you can always improve. Questions are a powerful way to find solutions, build strong relationships, and grow as a person or a team. The next time you ask a question, make sure you do the following: ✔️ Slow down and give … Continue reading “A question is only productive when you listen to the answer”
Why learning to let go of what you cannot control will boost your productivity
Focus on what you can control—and let go of the rest. We’ve all experienced a rude customer or coworker at some point. When it’s a regular occurrence, it wreaks havoc on your motivation and productivity. While you can’t control the actions of others, you CAN control your reaction. When you find yourself disrupted by a … Continue reading “Why learning to let go of what you cannot control will boost your productivity”
Why you should stop overthinking networking and keep it simple
Keep it simple. Networking isn’t as hard or complicated as most of us think, yet the majority of us struggle with it. Thankfully I know one of the greatest networkers in the world. While visiting Manhattan with my wife, we grabbed a delicious breakfast at a local cafe with my good friend, and fellow LinkedIn Learning instructor, Dean Karrel. … Continue reading “Why you should stop overthinking networking and keep it simple”
Systems are critical to successfully reaching your goals
Ever wonder how some people hit their goals over and over again? Time after time, they deliver on their promises to themselves and others. Meanwhile, you feel like you’re repeating the same mistakes. It’s not for a lack of effort. You’re trying your best. But you’re not getting what you want. It’s like trying to … Continue reading “Systems are critical to successfully reaching your goals”
How to embrace an imperfect action and learn from it
It’s time to forgive. Be more compassionate toward yourself and those around you. It’s okay to be imperfect; it’s part of being human. When you apply too much pressure, demanding perfection from yourself and others, you pave the path to failure. You begin searching for what’s going WRONG rather than appreciating all that is going … Continue reading “How to embrace an imperfect action and learn from it”
