Hi Reader, I didn't get the reminder out this morning about today's Goal Friday ... I was too busy editing a bit of neuroscience into the content outline based on the book I just happened to be reading with my morning coffee this morning LOL โ๏ธ The irony of totally overthinking a Live about overthinking So in case you missed it, I will share edited-down, cleaned up versions of the event when we're able, but if you're in a rush, you can see the whole unedited live right now:
Next week, I'm turning the topic to over-doing... we'll take a look at the habit of over-doing, the risks of burnout associated with over-doing, and a goal-setting practice to help you clear the mental clutter and focus so you can make conscious decisions about what really needs to get done and what you might be able to do less of or stop doing. (If you know me well, you're laughing out loud that I chose these two topics back to back because ... pot calling kettle much? But they say: as a coach, if you're 10% ahead of your clients, you're able to help ... so here we are.) ๐ RSVP for Friday's event via YouTube or LinkedIn, or, find more information about Goal Fridays on my website here. This week's link roundup:
Next week, we've got another great Thinkydoers guest in keeping with the theme of mental health: Dr. Sherlonda Adkins joins me to talk about "Stuckness," its causes and effects on mental health, and some resources for getting unstuck when you need to. I'm also going to share a quick re-cut of last week's Live without the co-working time included with the three key questions I use in a quarterly review (plus two bonus questions), since we're right up at the end of Q3 so it's time to finish our Q3/Q4 reset and get ready to achieve your Q4 goals! Okay team... I hope you are safe and warm (but not too warm) wherever you're reading from today, and that you are able to get some restoration time this weekend. I'll see you back in your inbox next week! |
I help changemaker leaders, teams, and other Thinkydoers understand their strengths, increase their quantifiable impact, and become fulfilled in their careers (without masking or mind-reading). My "how?" Accessible, efficient approaches to strategy creation, alignment, and operationalizing for goal achievement, with a special focus on Objectives and Key Results (OKRs). The approaches I coach and teach today build on well-honed expertise leading adult learning, instructional design, marketing, creative strategy and strategic operations at some of the worldโs largest enterprises, and in public sector and political roles. In my individual coaching work via Thinkydoers, I help people who are "wired differently" (or otherwise "not from Leadership Central Casting") build authentic, rewarding careers as the leaders of change our world needs today. When not working with Red Currant Collective, my "other life" is in professional motorcycle racing. ๐๏ธ
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