A simple, easy tool to help your blender brain (& your emotional hygiene)
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Change management & wellness
Blender brain. It’s what I call the state of having so many things whirring through my mind that it’s hard to focus or move forward. Can you relate? Last post I wrote about the intriguing concept of emotional hygiene – a concept coined by Guy Winch – which is being mindful of our psychological health and adopting brief […]
Tags: emotional hygiene, guy winch, strategy, tip, tool, Wellness
A trainer’s tale of a Social Media Halloween grab bag
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Communication, Training & development
While much of the planet is now accessible via social media it still feels like a Halloween grab bag. You remember the kind when you were a kid? You’d reach into a dark space, touch something (usually spaghetti masquerading as brains) and you’d have to figure out what it was. That’s what social media can […]
Tags: crones, older women, rumi, sam crespi, social media, strategy
Shiny Object Syndrome – why it’s hard to tell the difference between styrafoam and gold
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under Business & organizational development
What does a teenage run away, Buddhist monk, Geisha girl and Bill Gates have in common? They’re all connected to Christine Comaford whom I heard speak recently at the BCHRMA annual conference. Don’t know her? Here’s some background: she ran away at 16 she’s a high school and college drop out she was a Buddhist […]
Tags: 4 hour work week, alexandra samuel, BCHRMA, christine comaford, creativity & innovation, four hour work week, oprah, strategic, strategy