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November 30, 2009
In Welcome to Monday Morning
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Welcome to Monday Morning: Vision

If you can DREAM it, you can DO it.

Walt Disney

Thought for the week

All the truly great inspirational people in the world had a dream. Perhaps they are recognised for their greatness because, not only did they have really big dreams but, they were also able to make those dreams happen. From a psychological point of view, we know that the bigger the goal the more compelling and exciting it will seem.

Challenge for the week

Do you have a really big dream? How could you make it even more compelling?

November 23, 2009
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Mentoring Podcast 7 of 7 – Being a Role Model

CGA & CYC Podcast 7 – Being a Role Model

This is the final podcast in this series and covers the challenges of being a role model. We hpoe you have enjoyed them as much as we have enjoyed making them!

November 23, 2009
In Welcome to Monday Morning
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Welcome to Monday Morning: Moving in Circles

Never confuse motion with action

Ernest Hemingway

Thought for the week

Sometimes, without realising, we find ourselves repeating patterns, tasks and behaviours to gain results that don't work for us.

Challenge for the week

Awareness of this fact only seems to come when we keep achieving the same results! In what small way could you do a familiar task differently to gain a different result?

November 16, 2009
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Mentoring Podcast 6 of 7 – Discovering your Mentoring Style

CGA & CYC Podcast 6 – Discovering your Mentoring Style

This podcast covers understanding your mentoring style.

November 16, 2009
In Welcome to Monday Morning
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Welcome to Monday Morning: Learning

If you think education is expensive try ignorance

Derek Bok, President Harvard University

Thought for the week

The good thing about learning is that it often brings understanding. The good thing about understanding is that it often dispels fear! Some people fear networking with strangers; but once they have learnt a few skills and practiced them, those strangers become prospects.

Challenge for the week

Is there an area of your life that you fear? What could you learn that would help dispel the fear?

November 9, 2009
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Mentoring Podcast 5 of 7 – Giving Advice without Resistance

CGA & CYC Podcast 5 – Giving Advice without Resistance

This podcast covers giving advice without getting resistance and matches the content in your workbook that starts on page 32.

November 9, 2009
In Welcome to Monday Morning
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Welcome to Monday Morning: Your enemies

Love your enemies, for they will tell you your faults

Benjamin Franklin

Thought for the week

The Native American people believe that your enemies are your best teachers. The people in our lives often act as mirrors. Quite often people become our enemies because they strike some chord in us. They press our buttons or they make us feel uncomfortable. These are signs that we need to look at ourselves. Only when we feel comfortable with our enemies do we know there is nothing more to learn from them.