The Risk of Multi-Tasking Resist the urge to do two things at once, because at least one will suffer – Marsha Egan
The Risk of Multi-Tasking
Category: Attitude Management
Ali on What Champions are Made of…
“Champions are made from something deep inside – a desire, a dream, and a vision.” – Ali What dreams do you have inside you?
What is Failure? Quote by Mary Pickford
What is failure? Many times, our mistakes are our best teachers. What mistake taught you your biggest lesson?
Godin on the Cost of Failure
“The tiny cost of failure is dwarfed by the huge cost of not trying.” – Seth Godin What one thing can you “try more” about?
William Penn on the Secret to Happiness
“The secret of happiness is to count your blessings while other are adding up their troubles.” – William Penn What you focus on impacts your success – blessings or troubles?
Babe Ruth on Striking Out…
Never let the fear of striking out keep you from coming up to bat. -Babe Ruth What “at bats” have you been avoiding?
Frankl on the last of human freedoms…
“The last of the human freedoms – to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.” – Viktor Frankl One of the keys in … Continue reading Frankl on the last of human freedoms…
The Hazard of a Raised Voice…
“No argument is won by a raised voice.” -Marsha Egan (that’s me!) Just think about it, the millisecond a voice is raised, the entire communication changes. People no longer focus … Continue reading The Hazard of a Raised Voice…
What lies behind us… Ralph Waldo
What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. –Ralph Waldo Emerson This gets back to the “who we are” vs … Continue reading What lies behind us… Ralph Waldo
Wisdom from Yoda
Do or do not. There is no try. –Yoda, Jedi Master When a client says to me, “I will try,” I respond with, “well, will you or will you not?”
Problems are… ???
Problems are only opportunities in work clothes.” – Henry Kaiser I like to say “problems are challenges.” It changes the aura of the situation, doesn’t it?
