Why do some people just want to win?
Another common alternative is simply to think WIN… Which is ‘Part 5’ of Stephen Covey’s Think Win Win habit. People with the WIN mentality don’t necessary want someone else to lose. Because it’s irrelevant. What’s relevant, is that they get what they want. When there’s no sense of contest or competition, Win is probably the
Why you shouldn’t be a miserable loser…
Lose / Win thinking is worse than Win / Lose
Why is a habit so hard to break?
Why should you think Win Win?
Following Friday’s business book review of Stephen Covey’s ‘7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ and as promised… This week I’m going to delve deeper into his ‘Think Win Win’ habit. It’s a fascinating subject and will help anybody in all walks of life and business. Part one covers Win / Win: Stephen believes. Win /
NHS key worker home schooling & working
Gareth Jones works for the NHS and is working from home. He’s a clever guy… Not only is he an programme manager for improving clinical coding. He’s also an NHS educator. Delivering clinical coding education to finance, operational & clinical teams around the country. With children at home. Gareth is home working & home schooling
7 habits of highly effective people
An Apple a day keeps the doctor away…
Ever heard of the P / PC balance?
Dr Stephen Covey talks about its in his book ‘The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People’. It’s a pattern of effectiveness that’s a natural law and is all around us. P stands for Production and the PC stands for Production Capability. The P / PC balance becomes unbalanced when a person or business doesn’t manage their
The impact of a novelty gift…










