by John Drury | Oct 20, 2021 | difficult conversations, Personal Growth, Rhythm of Life, Self Leadership, Small Business, Team Building, wellbeing
A few years ago, I was mentoring a CEO of a large multi-national firm in Sydney. He casually told me that he was making an underperforming staff member redundant. Their plan was to leave the position vacant for 6 months and then advertise the position under a revised...
by John Drury | Mar 29, 2021 | Personal Growth, Self Leadership, wellbeing
The first part of this article was posted on March 1, 2021. The first article dealt with the basic issues that need to be addressed to ensure you enjoy a good day off each week. This follow-up article focuses on the underlying bigger picture of our human needs. ...
by John Drury | Mar 1, 2021 | Personal Growth, Self Leadership, values, wellbeing
If you are in a busy work role that occupies your mind, body, and emotions for long hours all week it is essential for your long-term well-being that you have regular time to unwind, relax and replenish. How my life used to be I would fill my days and nights...
by John Drury | Feb 4, 2021 | Personal Growth, Rhythm of Life, Self Leadership, values, wellbeing
2021 is a year of opportunity! I know it intuitively. I sense it all around me. Switched on businesspeople are already making things happen and trying new things. If you are still reeling from a disrupted 2020, that is okay but not for much longer. It is time to...
by John Drury | Dec 14, 2020 | Personal Growth, Self Leadership, wellbeing
This year seemed to go very slowly until about 4 weeks ago. Since then it has been running very fast. I have been inundated with new business and enquiries for business mentoring in the new year. Many business people have realised they may need assistance to make 2021...
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...
