I’m in such a fortunate position. I get to work 1-2-1 with some of the countries sharpest commercial and operational minds. They come from all industries, work at all levels, some of them have senior or executive responsibilities, some are earmarked for those very roles.
I’m not sure why, maybe it’s the economic situation, maybe it’s something else, but I’m hearing one thing more and more often.
“You take things too personally.”
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When I came into Learning & Development one of my first bosses coined a phrase that has stuck with me ever since. He said that he was great believer in Happy Accidents.
I’m sure we’ve all had one even if we’re not quite sure what it means.
Essentially it’s when you make a mistake, but that very mistake turns out to be one of the best decisions you could have made.
I love to write down my thoughts or blog as the kids say. Or do they!? Or is it vlog!? Oh I don’t know!
Anyway, what I’m trying to say is that I love to write, but unfortunately, I have very little time to do so, as we are always working with fantastic clients, delivering great programmes. So I had an idea.
To be able to write, but not feel guilty about not being able to do so,