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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Introducing the Collaborative Charity Bike Build!
Welcome to the world’s first and only Collaborative Charity Bike Build! From the creative mind of Quixote Consulting founder Rob Fletcher, the Collaborative Charity Bike Build combines the powerful experience of our most popular charity team building event the Charity Bike Build and Quixote Consulting’s collaborative team building programs designed to link fully with how business is most effectively [...]
Posted in Purpose, Team Building Tagged Charity Bike Build, collaborative Charity Bike Build, Collaborative Charity Team Building, collaborative team building, corporate team building ideas, Philanthropic Team Building, Quixote Consulting, Rob Fletcher, social corporate responsibility, team building collaboration, team building collaboration tools Comments closed
What do you need to say no to in order to say yes to what you really want?
There are 1440 minutes in a day. That doesn’t change, as much as we’d like to. Whatever we say yes to inevitably means we are saying no to something else that we could be doing in that finite time. This gets me curious about what am I consciously saying yes to, and also what I’m [...]
Posted in Passion, Training Tagged corporate training, corporate training programs, number of minutes in a day, Passion, professional development, professional development training, Quixote Consulting, Resiliency, resiliency training, Resiliency: Five Keys to Success, stress management, What do you need to say no to in order to say yes to what you really want Comments closed
Can your passion and play help natural persistence?
Last week I talked about old school (mechanical) persistence vs. natural persistence. You can think of it as persistence from the head versus persistence from the heart. Let’s look at what effect that has on your experience of the present. If you only employ old school persistence in your life, you’re in danger of what [...]
Posted in Passion, Persistence, Play, Put It Together Tagged ensuring the future by embittering the present, envisioned future, Isabel Allende, jazz guitar, natural persistence, Passion, Persistence, Play Comments closed
Is persistence fun or not fun for you?
I’ve noticed two different styles of persistence in my life lately. The first I’ll call old school persistence. This kind of persistence is the grit-your-teeth and knuckle down, get things done style. In the words of Mary Poppins, “life’s a looming battle to be won and fought”. This is the kind of persistence you’d imagine [...]
Posted in Happiness, Persistence Tagged assembly line, cats, fun, fun persistence, Grow, Laverne and Shirley, old school persistence, Persistence, Shotz Brewery Comments closed
What does Shaquille O’Neal have to say about passion?