Image credit: IgorVetushkoI have spent a good part of my life feeling like I am living below my potential.Can you relate? For your sake, I hope not, but I know many people can.I will get into more specific details about why I feel this way (and what I have done and am doing about it) in
In this episode of Yes, And, I dive into the idea of thinking in terms of experimentation, not execution, especially when it comes to reaching big, impossible goals. As professionals, we’re often encouraged to follow rigid plans and execute them to perfection. But in a world of constant change, creativity, and uncertainty, sometimes we need
In this episode, I talk to Roger Courville, a virtual events pioneer with over 25 years of experience. Roger shares his journey from the early days of ‘internet conferencing’ to becoming a recognized expert on adapting in-person interactions to virtual settings. He explains the “Analyze, Map, Discover” framework, a systematic approach for turning resistance to
Image credit: drogatnevThis week, I have a question for you instead of my usual advice or tips…Do you believe in the power of setting huge, audacious goals? Or do you think it’s better to be goal-free, staying present and embracing what’s here and now?You see, I’ve been reflecting a lot on goals lately; after all,
In this episode, I explore why setting “SMART” goals — specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound — might actually be the thing holding you back. While SMART goals are great for achieving incremental progress, they can also make your goals feel like checklists, leading to disengagement and boredom. Instead, I challenge you to set an
Image credit: iqonceptHappy New Year! It’s officially 2025, and whether you’ve set big goals, small intentions, or are just hoping to survive the first week back at work, I hope this year is off to a great start for you.As for me, I’m kicking off the year by diving into something that’s been on my
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