Rather red-faced this week! I lost my temper with my insurance company a few days ago. I’m not really a hot-headed person and it’s unusual for me to get angry. And what was this tantrum all about? Sure, the company has an inexplicably complex process for making a simple change to a car insurance policy (I was trying to insure my new car three days earlier than originally scheduled), but it wasn’t the complexity of the process that led to ...
Ready for a “feel good” keystone habit? All the habits we’ve covered so far in our social blogs are designed to give you better results with very little extra effort. If you’ve been applying them, you’ll be communicating a lot more effectively too and that means that you are already improving one of the most fundamental set of habits any leader needs. This next habit is easy. You already know you should do it. Maybe you already do it sometimes ...
So last weeks blog was all about installing the habit of changing your thinking in conversations, and approaching them with an ‘interest and learning’ frame of mind. How have you been getting on with this? Whilst they take minimal effort and time to realise, you will need some self-discipline to get results, so keep at it! Now, on to the second keystone habit that will help you to super-charge business results by attaining the one superpower that every leader needs ...
How many conversations have you had over the last week? Heck, how many conversations have you had over the last 24 hours? Chances are, you don’t know. Leaders have so many conversations, it’s impossible to keep track of just how many. Conversations are just one part of the superpower habit of communication and they’re a great place to practice the keystone habit I’ll cover this week. To get there, sit back, relax and let me tell you a story about ...
Hey there! I’ve promised to help you turbo-charge your results by helping you build some super productive keystone habits. First, quick reminder of what a keystone habit is. A keystone habit is simple change that you make; one that automatically impacts many other habits in a positive way. With a keystone habit, you really get a bigger bang for your buck. Here’s an example of a keystone habit that one leader in my network has been working on recently. ...
The countdown is on. Just 10 weeks to go until we kick off the new working year on Monday 4th January 2022! I guess you have some exciting and challenging business goals to achieve before 2021 passes into history though. My goal in these blogs is to make it easier for you to turn your goals into reality. Over the next few blogs, I’m going to share with you some tips and tools that will make it easier for you to achieve your results. They’re ...