Part Two: Doing what I love. ✨Referencing the quote by Marc Anthony – 'If you do what you love, you will never work a day in your life'…..just fuels my calling. As I pen this, it is Sunday night, and I really ought to be winding down and preparing to call it a night in great anticipation

Part One: Who am I❓ Who am I❓- is one question that when answered, provides for rich reflection. If we consider Child Development, we quickly see the stages of growth and perhaps relate them to our identities, or to the answer to – Who am I? 📌For instance, infants respond to the 5 senses as a way

Part Three: The Lessons Lessons are what the past gifts us. The comfort zone is as a result of repeated actions that lead up to habits that we settle into. A sort of factory setting that when we reboot, we automatically start from. It is so much easier to revert to old habits and behaviours than it is

In the appraisals that I mentioned in the previous chapter, both the appraisee and appraiser completed the form separately and then had a sitting session to discuss the report and document it. The agenda included, growth opportunities, strengths, feedback on the work environment, challenges, areas of improvement and so on. It gave a formal and

Part Three: Margin of Error When running surveys, companies allow for a degree of deviation from the exact sample number.  I have had my fair share of dabbling in surveys in my role as Committee Chair in various Associations.  The deviation that I worked with was anywhere between 3 and 5%.  This was the guiding margin

Part Two Creating your area of focus involves identifying your current and your desired state.  It is a process of being totally honest with your current state.  Determining what our Purpose is in life can be one of the hardest questions that we as humans must try to answer. The Wheel of Life is a well-known tool

Part One: The Marksman I have often marveled at the skill of a marksman. They keep their focus on the target, and everything else surrounds that focus, and makes it sharper.  The precision required takes a lot of practice, and this includes aiming under stress. Even as the arrow is released, it still faces the elements of