As we already know by now you can only have one priority at a time. Just the one. You may well have a big long list of ‘things to do’ but that’s all they are, ‘things to do’. Only one of them can actually be your priority. Ch Ch Ch Changes That’s not to say [...]
Writing Revolution
01st February 2012
I’ve heard a lot about Scrivener, the writers’ choice of writing software, but finally this week I got to use it. What was I waiting for? It’s been a writing revelation. Maybe even a revolution. Within three minutes of using it I could see how my spectacularly brilliant, yet rather disjointed, ideas can now easily [...]
Had A Good Day?
19th January 2012
People use their time in all sorts of different, fun and challenging ways to do all sorts of different, fun and challenging things. Take a few minutes out of your day to watch this short clip and see what you get inspired to do. I’m thinking about the fun activity at 3 minutes 44 secs. [...]
Make Everything OK
29th December 2011
It’s nearly the end of the year. Did you get everything you wanted to done this year? Is your ‘done list’ bigger than your ‘to do list’? Or are you still feeling that you’re chasing your tail and feeling frustrated? Just Stop Take a minute out of your year and simply stop for 60 seconds. [...]
Step Back
23rd December 2011
How do you know that what you are doing is working? Many people convince themselves that they are moving forward by making sure they are incredibly busy. They think that if they are busy, then that must mean they’re progressing, and it’s an easy mistake to fall into. Making Progress? Especially when they become good [...]
‘ACT’ On It
19th December 2011
A brief visit to acronym city today and it’s a great one. Really easy to remember, very very effective and one that almost everyone in the world could benefit from using at one time or another. ACT Action Conquers Terror ACT is a straight to the point, direct and handy little shortcut to one of [...]
Who Packs Your Parachute?
16th December 2011
Survival I can’t remember where I first heard this story but it’s stayed with me. If anyone knows the origin please let me know! Charles Plumb was a navy jet pilot. On his seventy-sixth combat mission, he was shot down and parachuted into enemy territory. He was captured and spent six years in prison. He [...]
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My KnowHow Livedrive Cloud Fiasco
23rd November 2011
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Run, Forest, Run
04th April 2011
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Where Priorities Come From
02nd February 2012
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Scorpions and Frogs
02nd October 2011
- Seven Minutes To Success – An Interview with Pat Bridges 11th February 2011
- Pay Attention 02nd May 2012
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Managing A Team
19th April 2012
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Burn Your Boats
17th April 2012
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Desired and Active Priorities
10th April 2012
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BAD Focus
16th March 2012
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