Six Thinking Hats

Edward de Bono, the author and father of the Six Thinking Hats, infuses one to think beyond what you see or what is your natural path of thinking and influence the direction of your behavior to think differently so that you can see different opportunities that the same idea will yield. Think through your goals by wearing different hats that represent different streams of thinking.

Devi Titus - The Table Experience Intro

Devi will be with us in December so mark your calendar! You don't want to miss this opportunity and look for more to come!

Simplify, Simplfy, Simplify!

Ever feel completely overwhelmed when you walk in your office, kitchen, or bedroom. What about getting in your car? I bet it takes the wind right out of you. Think about this: What is within your power to simplify today! Try cleaning out the trunk of your car or just those pockets of the side of the door or the back of the seat. It's a big job but you can do it. Simplifying means getting rid of clutter. De-clutter and simplify some space today, anywhere! Woman, Act Now!

Power Up! Avoid the Energy Sappers!

Sapped of energy? Take an inventory of the people, things and activities in your life. Are they energizing you or sucking the life out of you? Is it time to sever relationships, get more effective rest, change your diet or just breathe more deeply. Without the energy, you lack the motivation and ultimately your are immobilized in action! Woman, Act Now!

Check your anxiety!

Anxiety is a goal buster! What are you anxious about? If you are full of conflict in your emotions it is impossible in most cases to move forward until that conflict is resolved. Don't let people or situations steal your peace, deal with them so you can move forward and stay focused. Let it go!

Multi-Task!

Get more done efficiently. Think through your to-dos and "block schedule" complimentary task so you can do more than one thing at a time.

Sand in Your Shoes

Have you been spending all your time playing in the sand? The sand represents that you have been majoring in the minors. Instead of prioritizing and focusing on the most important and urgent matters you have been doing everything else. Instead you should be focusing on the big rocks those things that are a must-do. Identify your big rocks, do them and you will have plenty of time to play in the sand!