What do you do if you are about to make a presentation and you are overcome with serious self doubt?
How can I use anchoring?
What is ‘anchoring’ and how does it change your perspective in business?
In this lesson, Nicci Roscoe – TV presenter, journalist, motivational speaker, trainer and coach – explains anchoring and gives examples of how it has helped turn the negative into positive situations.
How important is business planning?
If most people acknowledge that the business plan you have today won’t look the same two years from now, why bother with one at all?
Are you breathing correctly?
‘Are you breathing correctly’ is a bit counter-intuitive. Obviously we know how to breathe, don’t we? David Hyner explains that we’re probably not breathing in a way that is helping us to achieve what we want to achieve.
How do I find my purpose?
In this lesson, Nicci Roscoe – TV presenter, journalist, motivational speaker, trainer and coach – explains that only when business leaders discover there purpose, will they move forward in their lives.
How important is goal setting?
What is visualisation and how does it apply to business? In this lesson, Nicci Roscoe – TV presenter, journalist, motivational speaker, trainer and coach – explains how it works, in practice.
How important is visualisation?
What is visualisation and how does it apply to business? In this lesson, Nicci Roscoe – TV presenter, journalist, motivational speaker, trainer and coach – explains how it works, in practice.
What is the difference between stress management and prevention?
David Hyner reveals that top achievers don’t go about managing stress… they actively prevent it in the first place.
Achieving continuous improvement
What more do market leaders need to do to maintain their performance advantage? In this lesson, Brian MacNeice discusses the characteristics of successful organizations that are continually striving to improve and to keep getting better.
Marketing vision
How important is it for marketing leaders to aim high, to have a dream, to have something in which they believe? In this lesson, Thomas Barta explains that because marketing is such a tough job, if you have a dream, it gives you something on to which you can hold.
