How do you know when you’re reaching your tipping point? Pretty much everybody has one. Unless you have the composure of someone like Pema Chödrön, chances are there will be times when it feels like situations are getting on top of you. For some people, stress is caused by too much pressure:• Workload• Demands onContinueContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Identify Your Signs”
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Monday Mojo – Build Your Strategy
What’s your strategy for this week? I ask because we’re hearing about the importance of having one on a daily basis. As the lockdown continues, we are watching other nations prepare to bring some of their restrictions to an end. Eyes nervously turn to other countries to see how they’re coping; what works and what doesn’t.ContinueContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Build Your Strategy”
Monday Mojo – Protect Your Happiness
What does happiness mean to you? During my workshops, I sometimes joke about a vacuum cleaner advert. (Bear with me, I promise this will make sense.) You might have seen it on TV: it’s the one that says that you need it because it’s going to change your life. The advertiser says you can hooverContinueContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Protect Your Happiness”
Monday Mojo – Pick Your Colour
What colour matches your mood today? Colours mean different things to people across cultures and traditions: some people associate red with love, others see it as a signal for danger or passion. Blue might be an indicator of calm or for sadness. The latter is one reason today has been labelled “Blue” Monday, when someContinueContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Pick Your Colour”
Monday Mojo – Risk Forward
How do you cope with not knowing? In a digital age where we can have answers at our finger tips, there’s something unsettling about situations where we just. don’t. know. 21st century living has been described as VUCA:• Volatile• Uncertain• Complex• Ambiguous. One of the reasons, Margriet Sitskoorn explains, may be that on a daily basis, weContinueContinue reading “Monday Mojo – Risk Forward”