It sits there mocking me, another reminder of yet another unfinished project or goal. Finally, it gets put away in a closet or my mind. I’ll deal with it later, I think while I wondering when or if later will ever come. It doesn’t matter what ‘it’ is, what matters is it isn’t finished. Some … Read more
The log cracks as it’s plopped on the glowing embers emitting a welcoming warmth. It’s that time of year and I’ve already curled up by the fire a few times already this fall, have you? While a crackling fire is totally enjoyable as is, let’s not just sit there zoning out to mindless TV, let’s … Read more
Excuses, procrastination and plain dislike create roadblocks to our goals. These reasons are often why we don’t do what we know we should do. But there’s another even more important reason-motivation. As we explore this month’s theme of execution in our #MemoryMakover, it’s important to look at the why behind the what. So far, we’ve … Read more
It’s true in every sport. There’s a reason games, matches and competitions are held. The pregame training and predictions are fantastic, but all boils down to playing the game. It’s about doing the work. It’s about execution. Goals are necessary, organization sets the framework, but in the end it’s all about the execution. To continue … Read more
Complex projects, lists and events are often managed best when divided into smaller chunks or portions. The same holds true for memory. To live or remember well, it’s important to think about not only the what but also the how. Our memories are comfortable holding and remembering about three to five things at a time. … Read more
Complex projects, lists and events are often managed best when divided into smaller chunks or portions. The same holds true for memory. To live or remember well, it’s important to think about not only the what but also the how. Our memories are comfortable holding and remembering about three to five things at a time. … Read more