Steal These Thoughts!
This isn’t an anti-productivity post, so all you life coaches and productivity gurus out there can calm down.
In my line of work, I see streams of articles focused on improving people’s capability and supporting in their ongoing development (whatever that means for you). One point that seems present across many publications I read is on the concept of waking up super early to win the day, own the day or destroy the days as some of these have presented it.
This quick post contains a treasure trove of the top free content that I’ve shared in 2018, all neatly packed into those lists that we all love at this time of the year.
Enjoy, share, let me know your thoughts and don’t forget to subscribe to my newsletter for a collection of stuff like this every week.
In no particular order:
Therapy makes me a better human
I’ve been using CBD oil for 2 months and this is what I’ve learnt
How to build world class skills
5 lessons I’ve learnt in the world of L&D
Bring the Drake approach to your learning offer
Define your Intent with social media
The affect you have on others is the most valuable currency you have
How I changed careers – 8 lessons I learnt and tips to help you
We do not have an inexhaustible well
OMG! my jeans are killing the planet
Disconnection in a connected world
The 5 books I recommend for everyone to learn, develop and grow to be a better person
What not to do in developing culture and behaviour change
Is it normality that we really fear?
Why job titles are worthless: becoming future fit for the multi skilled generation
Change the way the game is played
The 3 questions Tony Robbins shared with me to find purpose in life
That’s it folks, I hope you have a happy and healthy 2019.
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I cannot tell you how sick I’m becoming of seeing the same article over and over again about why I should quit my corporate job.
