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» Self-Management - Living in the Gap
By Andrew Wood | Published 12/11/2007 | Corporate Training , Motivational Skills
We are consistently making decisions based on values. When they are challenged or we perceive them to be in danger, our emotions will step to their defence and this can sometimes make us become seemingly irrational, particularly in the eyes of others, who may not appreciate or even understand our value system.
» Ten Rules for a Successful Life
By Andrew Wood | Published 07/4/2007 | Corporate Training , Motivational Skills
Why are some people more successful than others? Is it just that some people get all the luck and that’s just the way it is? Or is there more to it? Gary Player the famous golfer once said, “The harder I work, the luckier I get” and I think this statement has a lot of truth to it. I believe that success is a mindset and if I’m right, then that means that anyone can achieve it.
» Think Your Way to Success
By Andrew Wood | Published 07/1/2007 | Motivational Skills
You may not even realise it when you use negatives words and phrases. Regardless, if you use them enough, they can condition you to think negatively, too. Before you know it, little negatives will clutter up your mind, as well as your conversation.
» Achieving Your Goals - Keeping things on track

Apparently when riding the underground people look up at the map and check their progress on average every 40 seconds. Most of these people know exactly where they are going and when they will get there, so why do they do it? I suspect the answer has a lot to do with the need to track advancement and ensure that they are indeed reaching their destination, which is a bit strange considering they are on a rail and the likelihood of them not getting there is pretty much zero.

» Understanding People's Behaviour - Banging your head against a wall?

I just came home to find my 13 month old son giggling loudly to himself whilst banging his head against the living room wall. My immediate response was to say, "Son, you're an idiot." and only once I'd managed to distract him from this pain inducing activity did I consider the possible consequences of my words.

» Don't Lose Your Marbles - Make a Positive Difference to Your Life
By Andrew Wood | Published 06/25/2007 | Motivational Skills
Maybe that's what makes losing so hard to take, knowing that you didn't really have the skill to win in the first place and you are just kidding yourself to even try.......
» The Keys to Self-Acceptance
By Brian Tracy | Published 04/10/2007 | Motivational Skills
Psychologists today generally agree that your level of self-esteem, or how much you like yourself and consider yourself to be a valuable and worthwhile person, lies at the core of your personality.
» Where Are You Heading In 2007 - Do You Really Know?
By Jonathan Farrington | Published 12/13/2006 | Motivational Skills

It is that time of year when we should be focusing on what we want to achieve next year. Having said that, most people and I would estimate 80%, because Pareto’s principle is always pretty accurate, will not set objectives and in failing to plan will in effect, be planning to fail.

» The Magic of Positive Thinking
By John Boe | Published 07/27/2006 | Career Training , Motivational Skills
Yes, there is magic in positive thinking! In aviation, the word attitude means the angle at which the plane meets the wind, whether the wings are level with the horizon, and whether it is climbing or descending.
» Are YOUR Values Blocking Your Success?
By Elaine Sihera | Published 03/21/2006 | Motivational Skills
With a change in my circumstances and recent problems in my life, I have been trying to define success and what it really means to each of us and I think I have worked out its foundations.
» When Should You Update Your Job Skills?
By Max Stein | Published 03/21/2005 | Motivational Skills
It's always wise to stay ahead in the job market and keep your skills updated. With the U.K. economy still slumping and unemployment numbers barely moving forward, many workers may be considering what their employment future could be like if they were to lose their job.
» It Pays to Help New Staff Start Right
By Ron Kaufman | Published 01/21/2005 | Motivational Skills
Effectively orientating your new employees can pay back big dividends in staff retention, employee commitment and customer satisfaction.
» Thinking of Becoming a Freelance Trainer?
By Rachel Goldstein | Published 09/18/2004 | Motivational Skills
In a series of two articles, Rachel Goldstein introduces some questions to help see if freelancing is the right move for you.