Where do you Belong?
Who are you? Where do you belong? Everyone needs for belonging and connection. This blog shows how your WHY makes you aware of the connection between you and the people around you.
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Key Ingredients of an Inspiring WHY Statement
It can sometimes be a challenge for an individual or a group to create an inspiring WHY statement. Participants often get stuck in the correct wording of their WHY statement. In this Blog, I give you eight keys to help you find an inspiring WHY statement.
Continue reading →And now, get on with it!
Are you dealing with a setback, resistance or fear to get on with your project or plan? Read this article for inspiration and to move on.
Continue reading →Four Ps for more Happiness (and Success)
Are you looking for more happiness and success? Start with the four Ps to experience more happiness, luck, and success!
Continue reading →7 Ways to Develop your Intuition
Everybody is intuitive. This blog helps you to understand intuition and offers ways to develop your intuition so you can make better choices in life.
Continue reading →3 Ingredients of Happiness
This article is about an insight I got from reading a book on happiness. An insight that can also help you in your search for happiness or peace in life. This can be for both home and office.
Continue reading →Generalist or Specialist?
This blog is about whether you should remain a specialist or accept a management role and become a generalist when the opportunity arises.
Continue reading →10 Reasons to Find your WHY
Next to giving you ten reasons to discover your WHY, this blog shows you how your WHY can help you in daily life.
Continue reading →How Can You Be an Authentic Leader?
This article is about authentic leadership and how you can develop and propagate it.
Continue reading →Is there a Negative WHY Statement?
This article is about negative WHY statements and what they are aimed at. After reading it, you’ll discover that positive WHY statements are more powerful and sustainable.
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