Rearview Mirror Mindset
December 27th, 2011The end of the year! It seems to occur so quickly now. This is a great time to look back and reflect on and learn from the past.
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Beyond Possible Mindset
September 29th, 2011
Have you ever thought about doing something and then talked yourself out of it because you decided you did not have the skill or right equipment? Doing so kept you within your comfort zone and limited your access to new possibilities. What if you could achieve something that appears to be beyond possible?
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More than Awareness Mindset
August 29th, 2011Does training get the expected results? How long does it last? Why is it that companies repeat the same kind of training year after year? Is it a belief that repetition will create awareness and then people will change their behaviors? And how is that working for everyone?
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Discrimination Mindset
July 29th, 2011Do you discriminate? Your initial answer is probably No. However, I would challenge you to consider again and broaden your perspective.
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Culture and Mindset
September 27th, 2010Mindset often refers to an individual’s perception. Culture, however, is also about mindset — the group’s perception. Can that be changed effectively and easily? Read more »
Skillset verses Mindset
May 27th, 2010In your opinion, is there more impact on success from skillset or mindset? Can you be successful with a low skillset and a great mindset? Or a high skillset and a challenging mindset? What can guarantee success?
Money Mindset
April 7th, 2010What would occur if you increase your income significantly? Such as $1 million, $10 million or more? Certainly you would purchase some things, invest some and ensure that it lasts through the rest of your life… right?
Mindset of Race
July 29th, 2009I was going to start breaking out the acronym of Mindset in this blog however the current news frenzy is too rich to pass up…
The most recent has to do with Dr. Gates, Harvard professor, being arrested for something… be it breaking in to his own home, being argumentative with police, or being profiled (I do not pretend to know what occurred).
What was apparent to me and some talk show guests I watched a couple days ago is that there were assumptions made regarding race, specifically black verses white and white verses black. Although the main players in this situation, Dr. Gates and the arresting police officer, are both educated and familiar with diversity and appropriate approaches to situations… the interpretation to date of the situation indicates that both reverted from their intellectual knowledge to cultural reactions.