Silencing the Inner Critic: Why You Don’t Need Everyone’s Approval
We’ve all been there. You pour your heart and soul into a project, a piece of writing, a creative endeavor – only to be met with crickets, or worse, criticism. It stings. It makes...
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How Leaders Can Anticipate Change and Thrive in Evolving Landscapes
In today’s dynamic world, change is the only constant. As a leader, the need to anticipate change isn’t just an option. By staying ahead of the curve, you can ensure your organization not only...
Empowered by Choice: Shaping Your Response, Shaping Your Success
Life throws curveballs. And shaping your success isn’t always a piece of cake… Sometimes, things happen that are outside our control. But amidst the chaos, there’s one crucial element we can control: our response....
This Is How You Can Transform your Idea into Reality with Visualization
Have you ever had a fantastic idea, one that sparked excitement and possibility? But then, as you tried to move forward, things got fuzzy? The path unclear, the plan undefined. If so, you’re not...
Recentering Your Mind: The Power of Pausing and Reflecting
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. We’re constantly bombarded with information, and our minds are racing from one task to the next....
Self-Doubt and the Need for Approval: How To Make Friends with Your Inner Critic
Let’s talk about self-doubt and the need for approval. Self-doubt is a normal and even healthy part of the creative process. It can help us to question our work, identify areas where we can...
Idea Generation at the Front-End of Innovation
This video is a recent episode of the PEOSTRI STRI-Lights webcast sponsored by the Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation (PEOSTRI). Watch as Dr. Myers discusses his research on idea generation, executive...
Executives!! Even You Need to Have a Little Something on the Side
Hello there. Check out this interesting article from Dorie Clark about the need to pick-up a side-hustle, even as a senior executive. Just because you have risen to the top of your organization does not...
Leaders Think Integration
Organizational Environment Today, large organizations are extremely complex and busier than ever. Because of their size, they face greater challenges, such as increasing competition and an increasingly global environment to operate in. To consistently...
The Hour of Power: 12 Ways to Become a Recognized Expert in 1 Hour a Day
You can become an expert in your field by attaining the equivalent of a PhD over the course of five years by developing yourself for just one hour each day. What is the cumulative effect of...
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