Where does your power lie? In authority or security? In control or dominance? In manipulation or subservience? Or do you find you power and joy in Life and Love? In your family and friends? In simplicity and purpose? The forces of chaos and disorganisation are entropically trying to bleed you of your power...To give up … Continue reading How to Find Your Power Now!
Find the previous article here: 5 Reasons Why you should Minimise Now. Do you know the saying, ‘Nature abhors a vacuum’? It’s an idea that comes from a Greek philosophical lineage, starting around 2500 years ago with Parmenides, and continued by Plato and his student Aristotle. It's an idea that says, "A space will always become … Continue reading 5 Ways to Declutter and Maintain Space
Isn’t it common sense… being cluttered will: slow you down, block your inspiration and add to your stress levels?? And of course the danger of clutter is, you never think you’re cluttered… it’s like a slow-acting disease; by the time the symptoms show, your system is already compromised. And what you probably don’t realise is how … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why you should Minimise your Space Now
For all you perfectionists, 'if you want a job done well, do it yourself' #maximisers out there... The idea of perfection as a holy destination that you can reach... It's just not true. And you know that already… it's that, (uncommon), common sense. But then why doesn't it make a difference? Why is there still that … Continue reading Are you caught in the lie of Perfectionism??
I had the honour of being interviewed by Andy Sokolovich and his co-host Grace LaConte from Unleashing Strengths. They were so energetic and so welcoming and I look forward to sharing with them more in the future. Andy is a rising star of the Strengths movement and Grace is a visionary change management consultant. Check … Continue reading A Thousand Miles an Hour – An interview with Khalil
The Grounding exercise is based on the fundamental connection between humans and the Sun and the Earth, which respectively nourish and provide the space for your experience. It's been practised by people for millennia, in a multitude of forms. You will notice its impact in two ways: firstly when you’re actually doing it, you will … Continue reading A Grounding Exercise
If it’s happening in your your mind then it’s happening in your body. If your daily life involves solving problems and making decisions, #strategicthinking, then your body is going to be buzzing with electrical activity. If your professional contribution is about ideas, then it going to be important that those ideas keep flowing. You’ll know that thinking is a type of work, it’s the way you deliver value. But it comes at a price… Thinking is a high burn activity. It takes energy to be inspired. And if you work in a high stress environment then you run the risk of joining the burnout epidemic. There’s a simple habit that addresses the multiplicity of these issues… Grounding.
Psychoneuroimmunological, Narrative Goal Mapping applied to Communication. Your personal, professional and organisational goals can be mapped out as a series of interactions. E.g. Create Marketing Materials, Create Contact List, Circulate Materials, Run Events, Follow up leads, Make Sales. All of these activities are one or a combination of Learning, Communication and Organisational skills. Your … Continue reading How to Map Your Goals By Feeling…
The purpose of training, from school to professional development is educate you to an expert standard. But this doesn’t reliably happen because every subject that is being taught at mainstream schools and in most professional development, is the wrong subject. They say it takes 3 years of study to become an expert. Secondary school has … Continue reading Why these 3 ignored subjects are the keys to success…
I heard an interesting perspective from an HR executive yesterday about covering letters. She said that you only need to include a covering letter if your CV isn't good enough! Which is like saying that any info that's on a covering letter should be found first in the CV. I think this is a very … Continue reading Do you really need to include a Covering Letter?!!
Khalil S. Patwa 