Month: April 2016
What if . . .
Notice me . . .
William Montgomery, Chief Executive of TEN, offers a simple piece of advice to help you to draw attention to your accomplishments. Read it here.
Is anybody there?
Don’t be foolish . . .
The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people who are relatively unskilled suffer from an “illusory superiority” that makes them assess their ability much higher than it really is. Hmm . . . “The Foole doth thinke he is wise, but the wiseman knowes himselfe to be a Foole” (As You Like It).
One of those days . . .
Ask a Question, # 10 . . .
“Ask a Question” # 10 The last in a series of 10 weekly questions. Use them kindly, always to help. For you, for someone you care about. Questions aren’t in order – use them when they feel right to ask. Print them out, cut them out, keep them close. The power of a simple, insightful, open question? Amazing!
Carpe diem . . .
The Office for National Statistics tells us that 65 to 79 is the happiest age group for adults. What are you waiting for?
Starry, starry night . . .
“First of all the twinkling stars vibrated, but remained motionless in space, then all the celestial globes were united into one series of movements … firmament and planets both disappeared, but the mighty breath which gives life to all things and in which all is bound up remained.” Vincent Van Gogh
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