Brene Brown is one of the most amazing leaders of our time. She has a video on YouTube where she is being interviewed and is asked about what she thinks vulnerability is and why it is so important to be vulnerable. Brown says that vulnerability is uncertainty, being at risk and emotionally exposed. She challenged Read more about Why Do We Need to Be Vulnerable?[…]
Gavin McCormack posted an interesting article on telling the truth to children whenever possible. He says we often shield our children from the painful realities of the world. When we do this, we are usually trying to prevent the children from feelings such as sadness, disappointment and rejection. However, parents will soon come to understand Read more about Tell The Truth to Children[…]
John Maxwell’s minute with Maxwell spoke about how prosperity can only come with hard work and sowing the seed. It’s the seed that replenishes and grows, it’s not the sower of the seed. What you sow you reap. All of us want to do well, to be successful. To prosper, you have to sow the Read more about Prosperity Comes With Hard Work[…]
Gavin McCormack posted an interesting article about the importance of letting our children organize their own events on their own. He says that sometimes we, as adults, make the mistake of underestimating our child. We must learn to understand that our children are capable of anything they put their minds to. If we always intervene, Read more about Children Need to Organize Events On Their Own[…]
Dr. Travis Bradberry posted a fascinating article about the 8 habits of Highly Emotionally Intelligent People, which resonates with my beliefs on Emotional Intelligence (EQ). Bradberry says that EQ is a critical factor that sets star performers apart from the rest of the pack. Research shows that 90% of top performers have high EQs. EQ Read more about 8 Habits of Highly Emotionally Intelligent People[…]
Sir Alex Ferguson’s Formula – 8 leadership lessons from the former Manchester United Coach: 1. Start with the foundation. 2. Dare to rebuild your team. 3. Set high standards – and hold everyone to them. 4. Never, ever cede control. 5. Match the message to the moment. 6. Prepare to win. 7. Rely on the Read more about 8 Leadership Lessons[…]
1. Mental Stimulation. 2. Stress Reduction. 3. Knowledge. 4. Vocabulary Expansion. 5. Memory Improvement. 6. Stronger Analytical Thinking Skills. 7. Improved Focus and Concentration. 8. Better Writing Skills. 9. Tranquility. 10. Free Entertainment.
Leadership First posted the following 11 attributes of Leadership: 1. Willingness to assume full responsibility. 2. Definiteness of decision. 3. Definiteness of plans. 4. Unwavering courage. 5. A keen sense of justice. 6. Cooperation. 7. Self-Control. 8. The habit of doing more than you’re paid for. 9. A pleasing personality. 10. Sympathy and understanding. 11. Read more about 11 Major Attributes of Leadership[…]
If you want your children and your youth to behave in a certain way, you have to model it for them. There is a famous quote by the author James Baldwin, “Children have never been very good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them.” There is so much truth Read more about Model Ideal Behaviour For Your Children & Youth[…]
These 12 skills are hard to learn but will pay off forever: 1. Empathy 2. Listening 3. Consistency 4. Speaking Up 5. Asking for Help 6. Positive Self Talk 7. Resisting Gossip 8. Staying Present 9. Time Management 10. Learning a Language 11. Minding Your Business 12. Honesty with Yourself & Others