Monthly archive for February2015

When things go wrong how do you deal with it. Do you fire up or look for someone to blame? I was sitting in the standstill traffic on the Harbour Bridge this morning due to a 5-car pile up. There were lots of people getting…

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When we work hard on a project we want to get it right, right?! We all want to achieve that illusive outcome we set out to achieve. It’s a very important part of any project to get that, ‘Ahhhh, good job’ feeling. This desire to…

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Have you every found yourself talking to yourself, chatting through a problem, looking at ways to solve it more efficiently? I know I have. I also smile when I catch others chatting away to themselves doing the same kind of thinking. This kind of thought…

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“I can’t understand why people are frightened by new ideas. I’m frightened of old ones.” John Cage Have you ever found yourself feeling stuck in an old problem? It can be a real zapper of creative energy.  Trying to use the same habits to find…

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Finishing other people’s sentences or interrupting them is a habit that we can easily fall into. Many of us do it or have done it at some stage in our lives both at home and at work. You might even know someone who is a…

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Have you ever jumped into something before careful consideration or let a bunch of words out of your mouth before really thinking about them? I think we are all a little guilty of this at some stage in our lives. For me, acting impulsively has…

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Have you heard the saying that it takes 21 days to create a habit? I don’t know about you, but I have found that it’s not that easy. In fact, most recent research on habit forming suggests the 21 day theory is just a myth. So…

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The first few days of Kindergarten are underway. These days are totally exciting and nerve racking all at the same time. Getting the first weeks off to a great start is our dream. So what can we do to make this a reality.  As a kinder…

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