Comfort Zone – to be in or not to be in

Comfort Zone – to be in or not to be in

The concept of comfort zone is attributed to the psychologists Robert M. Yerkes and John D. Dodson, who carried out experiments to show that a state of relative comfort generated a constant level of performance. Many posts about the comfort zone will tell you that...
Happy New Year

Happy New Year

Best wishes for 2021 Fully engaged energy will get through the next hour Fully engaged energy will get through the next day Fully engaged energy will get through the next week Fully engaged energy will get through the next month Fully engaged energy will get through...

One planet, one world, one people!

Something I published on LinkedIn some years ago Like you, I’m an earthling; our planet belongs to us. I’m British, I was born in London in 1954. I didn’t have choice about being British, nor even in being born; both were thrust upon me, no one asked me if, when and...
Ikigai

Ikigai

Ikigai (生き甲斐,) is a Japanese concept that pulls together all that is needed to reach a sense of fulfilment and that translates loosely as your purpose in life – finding it could change the way you live, work and lead   It’s something I often use in the seminars I...
Ladder of Inference

Ladder of Inference

If you ask someone why they behaved in a particular way in a given situation, they would probably say that “it seemed obvious to them” or that it “was instinctive”We all have a “data bank” of experience in our head, and maybe in our bodies, that we (unconsciously)...