To create balance, you need to have the skills and knowledge to live a balanced life. It’s not enough to say “I want to leave work earlier” we have to be smarter about how we define work life balance and how we structure our days.
Have you ever gotten to the end of the day and felt mentally and emotionally exhausted? Well you’re not alone. Three out of five people go home feel absolutely drained at the end of their workday
There are many reasons why clarity gets compromised of every minute of every day in our organisations. This session is about to identify those situations and rectify those situations.
When leaders don’t deliver consistency, they stop their people from performing and create an environment of mistrust and second-guessing. Watch this short clip about consistency, how it affects performance and what you can do to make sure you get it right.
If you travel for work, you’ll only ever see the office, the hotel room, the airplane and the airport. Why not have a really good time, get out and explore…
What is balance? Balance means different things to different people. And the main reason it is so elusive is that people fail to define what it really means for them, personally.
According to Pareto's 80/20 rule, in most things, we get 80% of our results from 20% of our efforts. So the question is: what are the 20% of things that make the biggest difference when you think about how you manage your team?
Ask people why they help and support each other, and most often they will tell you it’s because of a sense of belonging. When people work in a great team, they can often work better and harder, but feel like it’s easier.
Take a listen to Tony’s most recent radio spot where he talks about work life balance, how we get distracted, and how work appeals to our hard wiring and therefore gets most (all) of our attention!