by John Drury | Oct 26, 2020 | Contentment, Finishing Well, Planning, Self Leadership, wellbeing
Most people I work with are high achievers who are used to making things happen. They have experienced success and are keen to grow and learn so they can achieve more. They know there is more but often the busyness of their day to day life is robbing them of the time...
by John Drury | Sep 2, 2020 | Finishing Well, Leadership Articles, Personal Growth, Planning, Self Leadership, Small Business, Team Building, wellbeing
I have always been reasonably organised. I would write ‘to do’ lists from an early age. As a young adult, I was the organiser and leader of an 8-member band which became very busy. We even went fulltime for a year. I planned tours and made bookings and organised all...
by John Drury | Aug 13, 2020 | Connect, Finishing Well, Mindset, Personal Growth, Planning, Self Leadership, wellbeing
J. Paul Getty made his fortune during the Great Depression of the 1930’s. He turned a $500,000 inheritance into billions by seizing the opportunity of purchasing oil stocks when they were massively depressed and at bargain prices. There are many similar stories of...
by John Drury | Jun 5, 2020 | Finishing Well, Mindset, Personal Growth, Planning, Self Leadership, wellbeing
As the economy reboots after isolation restrictions, it is time to get things moving in your business. Hopefully, you have been working hard at reviewing your business offerings and assessing as best you can the current marketplace. Some things will return to the way...
by John Drury | May 12, 2020 | Connect, Lockdown, Mindset, Personal Growth, Planning, Small Business, wellbeing
I believe goals are best set annually and planning is best done every 90 days. So much happens in a ‘normal’ year in our busy lives it is usually best to review and make plans in smaller 90-day segments. Pre-Covid-19, most of the adjustments you needed to...
by John Drury | Apr 22, 2020 | Mindset, Planning, wellbeing
The Chinese word for ‘crisis’ is ‘weiji’ and is made up of two Chinese characters – ‘wei’ which means ‘danger’ and ‘ji’ which means ‘a point where things happen, change’. ‘ji’ can also mean ‘opportunity’. There is opportunity in every crisis. Not just for the bold...
