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Motivation by fear or desire
All managers need training on how to motivate themselves and others. You are motivated by two emotional impulses: Desire and fear. This article examines how you might use fear and desire fact to your advantage.
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Momentum and inertia
You have heard that: "If you want something done, give it to a busy man." If you are already active, then you have momentum. Those who are passive, have inertia. Here is the key question: How can mental inertia (a negative factor) be overcome, and be replaced by momentum (a p Read More

How to gain more Leverage

You will see some big changes in 2011 compared to the previous years.
Things will be more challenging!
You will need to be more efficient.
Archimedes said “Give me a place to stand and a lever long enough, and lo, I shall move the world!”
Son next year, you will n Read More

Answer the right question

Human minds have evolved to answer questions.

The first question is this: “How can I survive?”

For 100,000 years that question was the sole preoccupation of every man, woman and child.

But in 2010, in Western Europe, your basic survival needs have all been take Read More

Eliminate fear of failure!

Fear of failure comes from three false laws.

They are:

1. If you didn’t get it right, you got it wrong.
2. Do it on your own.
3. No copying others.


1. Your success is a progressive act of evolutionary change: Evolve the correct answer.
2. Get your help Read More

Where to begin as a leader manager?

Everything has a beginning

1. 23 chromosomes from your dad with 23 chromosomes from your mum. And, hey presto you sprang into existence!

2. Honda began when Soichiro Honda decided to attach a motor to his bicycle.

3. Geometry began when Euclid wrote Read More

Stress management by means of time management training


Many people look to reduce their stress. Searching Google for “stress management training”.

BUT, I have observed many times that “work stress” is often a result of poor time management skills.

IF you mess up your time management, Read More

An obvious but neglected time management skill

There is an obvious time management principle that is so self-evident we don't see it.
It is this: “Stop making stupid preventable mistakes”.
Stupid preventable mistakes can (and do) cost you too much time and money.

What is the definition of a Read More

Do you ever ask yourself this question: “What is the most valuable use of my time, right now?”

The key word here is “valuable”.

If you want to be more successful then find ways to add more value, each day, to others.

Add value, to whom?

There are three categories

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Stress management: Your recovery ability

Recovery ability is the ability of your “mental- emotional- physiological” body to bounce back from, the various stressors that affect you.

Recovery ability is a combination of many factors including:
• Immunology and resistance to disease
• Men Read More