How attention elevates the ordinary
Instead of listening to a podcast, try silent walking. Tune into the sights and sounds around you and see if attention and gratitude grow stronger.
Instead of listening to a podcast, try silent walking. Tune into the sights and sounds around you and see if attention and gratitude grow stronger.
These days, when you ask someone, “How are you?” the answer is, “BUSY!” Have you noticed this? Ask yourself these questions to see if busyness is serving you.
Imagine! A famous Harvard study showed that 50% of us can be so focused on what we’re expecting to see that we miss a gorilla walking past!
Silence has a role in the workplace. Silence serves as a strategic communication tool that can help leaders foster understanding, collaboration, and trust within their teams.
We think the power of a leader rests on saying the the right thing at the right time. But leadership also includes the ability to be silent. Here’s how.
As we move forward in a rapidly changing world, certain skills, such as adaptability, become indispensable for individuals aspiring to be future-ready leaders.
Our destination, whether business or pleasure, can be fun when we allow ourselves to appreciate the wonderful people we get to interact with, their needs, and our contributions.
Awareness is the first step in any change. It allows us to see the need for change and motivates us to take action.
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