How do you feel when you get something wrong? Before COVID, I would ask rooms full of people, “hands up if you’ve ever made a little mistake?” I’d stand there with my hand up and of course, the whole room would smile or giggle and put theirs up too. It seems funny at the time,Continue reading “Monday Mojo – Embrace the Mistake”
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Monday Mojo – Bring In You
What does authenticity mean to you? When we talk about being authentic, people might say it’s about being “the real you”. But what does that actually mean? One of the things I talk about in my book Answers in the Dark is the “dark side” we hide away. Not Darth Vader dark, but the factContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Bring In You”
Monday Mojo – Clear the Path
What’s in your way right now? In a world that’s focused on moving forward (and increasingly at pace) you may have noticed things have felt more…complicated. Obstacles present themselves where we least expect; people are unnecessarily difficult and, sometimes we even get in our own way:we procrastinatesay yes when we mean noor avoid when weContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Clear the Path”
Monday Mojo – Notice the Spark
How would you define “a good life”? If you’re old enough, you might remember Tom and Barbara (from a U.K. TV show) who decided to give up extravagant living and go self-sufficient – much to the amusement (but most of all horror) of their posh neighbours Margo and Jerry. Now I’m not saying in order to be happy,Continue reading “Monday Mojo – Notice the Spark”
Monday Mojo – Celebrate a Moment
When was the last time you gave yourself a pat on the back? I’m asking because we might feel it’s “wrong” to blow our own trumpet. We worry it’s arrogant or self-indulgent, when in fact it might be an important part of progress. The brain is mysterious, but equally fascinating. For example, we know itContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Celebrate a Moment”
