As 2024 winds down, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on the highs and lows of the year. By...
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The Art of Self-Reflection
Karen Colligan, Behavioral assessments, Career, Development, Diversity, Engagement, Goal setting, Leadership, Life, Management, Performance, Personal development, Personalities, self-awareness, success, communication, leadership, leadership development, people, personal development plan, 0Personal and professional growth starts with self-reflection. Good leaders take the time to understand their strengths and weaknesses, reflect...
You Have 6 Words – What’s Your Hope for 2022?
leedsley, Communication, Goal setting, Life, Possibilities, Uncategorized, hope, new year, six words, 0Many of us have become proficient at expressing complete thoughts (both sensical and non-sensical) within Twitter character limitations. But...
Pause and Reflect: What Will You Stop, Start, Continue?
Karen Colligan, Goal setting, Life, Personal development, Planning, self-awareness, life, personal development plan, 0Year end is a great time for review and self-reflection. While we often consider this as a time to...
To Change Your Habits, Change Your System
Karen Colligan, Goal setting, Life, Personal development, 0If you followed the advice in my last blog, “Look Back Before Planning Forward,” you now have a plan...
A New Year: Look Back Before Planning Forward
Karen Colligan, Goal setting, Life, People, wellness, Work-life balance, planning, wellness, 0Admit it. How many of you, as you rang in the new year, secretly (or maybe even publicly) said,...
Resolve or Evolve? Time to “Shake It Up”
Karen Colligan, Goal setting, Life, Personal development, Planning, wellness, life, personal development plan, 0Chances are, you’ve spent some time since January 1 thinking about and/or talking about what your “resolutions” are for...
Year of Possibilities: Let’s Check In
Karen Colligan, Goal setting, Life, Personal development, Possibilities, working on a dream, 0Earlier this year I declared 2017 the “Year of Possibilities” and I challenged you, dear readers, to keep your...