Steve Kennedy
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What Are You Planning for 2009?
What percentage of your goals did you accomplish in 2008? All? Some? None? (Did you even have goals?) Part of my annual New Year's ritual is to review last years plan and then outline a new plan for myself and for my business. I used to think this was a common practice. I know for certain the value of planning and can't imagine beginning any new project with out a plan for how to achieve it, never mind starting out a... (posted by Steve 3 years 14 days ago.)
What percentage of your goals did you accomplish in 2008? All? Some? None? (Did you even have goals?) Part of my annual New Year's ritual is to review last years plan and then outline a new plan for myself and for my business. I used to think this was a common practice. I know for certain the value of planning and can't imagine beginning any new project with out a plan for how to achieve it, never mind starting out a... (posted by Steve 3 years 14 days ago.)
Time to Plant Those Seeds!
Plant Those Seeds! What the heck am I talking about, you ask? The other night at dinner, I was trying to explain to my 20-year-old son why he never has any money. I said, "If you keep eating your seeds, you will never have any crops!" My wife and the kids just looked at me as if I had two heads. I could almost hear my kids thinking, this is just another one of dad's weird sayings . I couldn't believe they didn't... (posted by Steve 3 years 102 days ago.)
Plant Those Seeds! What the heck am I talking about, you ask? The other night at dinner, I was trying to explain to my 20-year-old son why he never has any money. I said, "If you keep eating your seeds, you will never have any crops!" My wife and the kids just looked at me as if I had two heads. I could almost hear my kids thinking, this is just another one of dad's weird sayings . I couldn't believe they didn't... (posted by Steve 3 years 102 days ago.)
Playing To Win vs Playing to not lose!
Playing to win is very different than playing not to lose. For example have you ever watched a football game (or any game for that matter) when one team is winning by a large margin, a blowout, but then the opposing team decides that they have nothing to lose? They throw caution to the wind and start playing with total abandon. By taking bigger chances and going for broke, the team starts to score quicker... (posted by Steve 4 years 98 days ago.)
Playing to win is very different than playing not to lose. For example have you ever watched a football game (or any game for that matter) when one team is winning by a large margin, a blowout, but then the opposing team decides that they have nothing to lose? They throw caution to the wind and start playing with total abandon. By taking bigger chances and going for broke, the team starts to score quicker... (posted by Steve 4 years 98 days ago.)
Let Your Values Guide The Way
What are Values and Why are They Important? Lets begin with what they are NOT .....Values are not moral judgments. .....Values are not ideals we strive to achieve. .....Values are not acquired. Values are already inside each of us. They are not who we think we should be, they are who we truly are, inside, today now. Identifying or naming your values is just a way to clarify what you really value as a person or a... (posted by Steve 4 years 241 days ago.)
What are Values and Why are They Important? Lets begin with what they are NOT .....Values are not moral judgments. .....Values are not ideals we strive to achieve. .....Values are not acquired. Values are already inside each of us. They are not who we think we should be, they are who we truly are, inside, today now. Identifying or naming your values is just a way to clarify what you really value as a person or a... (posted by Steve 4 years 241 days ago.)
Intuition: How to Tap into your Intuition
“In recent years, the subject of intuition has emerged from obscurity. Intuition is increasingly recognized as a natural mental faculty, a key element in the creative process, a means of discovery, problem solving, and decision-making. Once considered the province of a gifted few, it is now recognized as an innate capacity available to everyone not a rare, accidental talent, but a natural skill anyone can... (posted by Steve 4 years 249 days ago.)
“In recent years, the subject of intuition has emerged from obscurity. Intuition is increasingly recognized as a natural mental faculty, a key element in the creative process, a means of discovery, problem solving, and decision-making. Once considered the province of a gifted few, it is now recognized as an innate capacity available to everyone not a rare, accidental talent, but a natural skill anyone can... (posted by Steve 4 years 249 days ago.)
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