Strategy and Leadership Consulting | Self-Development
This is a personal blog about leadership, self-development and life in general.
Posts related to motivation and leadership.
It is not always easy to find a new topic. I got the man flu – a rather bad cold – which tied me down all weekend. Am not feeling the greatest I have to say. But, I feel obliged to write a few lines. But what about? Maybe about
Continue readingI promised you more about organisational behaviour. It has been quiet this week as I took a few days off. I relaxed a lot and made new plans on how to make myself even happier and more satisfied in life. So I set up my own coaching practise in my
Continue readingI had a discussion last night with a friend about organisational behaviour; also it reflects some issues I heard at another place too. Looking at behaviour at the workplace I went back to my “handbook” – Handbook of HR Management Practice, by Michael Armstrong. I read it with ambiguity during
Continue readingHello Everyone, Has been a while but things have been busy. Not only did I manage to drown the car but also something told me that by doing so I prevented worse. Still not done it on purpose though – but it is a weird feeling as both my partner
Continue readingHello All, Not many people read this blog at the moment. Think I need to write more about myself. If I moved this blog to Facebook probably the whole nation is interested…. Back to the main purpose of this blog: it is purely to cover some ground on NLP topics,
Continue readingI almost forgot. My friend Mitch from the US sent me a couple of links I am sure he does not mind me publishing them here. They are all about motivation. http://www.ttmitchellconsulting.com/Mitchblog/2007/04/01/some-positive-motivational-video-links/ I have not watched the Secret one but wait for the DVD to arrived. This one is a
Continue readingNow I found the ultimate book by Dr. Harry Alder in my shelf for this blog: Train your brain: The ultimate 21 day mental skills programme for peak performance The synopsis reads as: Scientific breakthroughs in neurobiological research have identified how extraordinary feats of creativity can be achieved, and how
Continue readingOn Lesley’s blog I found this visual DNA. I added it to the bottom of this entry. Although not directly related to the work of CB Consulting it shows associations in visual forms. Another thing used in NLP – pictures; re-framing. One distinguishes between analog and digital for the 5
Continue reading“A successful coaching engagement will have a cascading effect, crating positive change beyond the person receiving the coaching.” – Diana and Merril Anderson, from J. Whitmore, Coaching for Performance. I have not read Whitmore’s book but came across this quote in Clutterbuck’s Coaching the team at work. Most of you
Continue readingNLP and DBM are closely connected. NLP is like the tool, e.g. a hammer. With a hammer you can smash glass or a brick. But if you like to master the hammer in order to use it in a useful manner, one needs the technique, goal and direction to put
Continue reading
