Out of your Comfort Zone?
With everything that is happening in the economy, many of us, are finding ourselves well and truly outside our comfort zones.
In the past we had a choice. We could either stick with what we knew, our habits and routines, or we could expand our comfort zone by setting some stretch goals. Those days are gone.
Today, if you want to keep your job, keep your business afloat or even keep the roof above your head, you have to step outside your comfort zone.
What does stepping outside the comfort zone mean? Want some tips on how to do it? Then keep reading.
Read on and discover 10 great questions to help you step out of your Comfort Zone»
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Robin Sharma Leadership Workshop - May 7th '09
Robin Sharma, the bestsellng 'author of eight books including 'The Monk who sold his Ferrari' and 'The Greatness Guide,' is in Dublin this Thursday May 7th for a one-day leadership workshop entitled High Performance Leadership in Turbulent Times.
There are just a few places left. The event takes place at the Carlton Hotel, Dublin Airport. Tickets are priced at €299.
For more information and to register visit www.celticguru.com/events.htm»
What James is Reading
A Whole New Mind by Dan Pink
A thought-provoking book which argues that the future will be run by right-brained people, that is, the creative thinkers.
Pink states that we have come from the Industrial Age to the Information Age and the next Age we are entering is the Conceptual Age. The keys to success are in developing and cultivating six senses: design, story, symphony, empathy, play, and meaning. I found it a compelling read.
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