Common Mental Mistake #5: Negative Self-Talk

Our words are powerful, and they can build up or tear down. Unfortunately, many of us fall prey to the common mental mistake of Negative Self Talk, and may not even be aware of it.

Common Mental Mistake, communication, Self TalkJT AyersDecember 17, 2013self talk, purpose, behavior, negative, self-fulfilling prophecy

Common Mental Mistake #4: Productivity Without Results

You are busy, but don’t feel productive. We have all been there. It’s not hard to confuse busyness with productivity. It’s not hard to mistake activity for achievement. Consider the following of how you can identify this common mental mistake.

Common Mental Mistake, Leadership, purposeJT AyersDecember 5, 2013productivity, results, problem solvers, remedy, values, vision, Allen Iverson, motivation, work, coworker, accountability

Discipline: A Good Thing

Common Mental Mistake, Leadership, DisciplineJT AyersDecember 5, 2013communication, discipline, teaching, punishment, problem solvers, passive, Chinese proverb

Common Mental Mistake #3: Afraid of Failure

The fear of failure is one of the strongest forces to overcome. This is how you overcome.

Leadership, Common Mental Mistake, coachingJT AyersDecember 3, 2013leadership, communication, leaders who have failed, coaching, failure

Common Mental Mistake #2: A Leader Who Has No Definite Goals

To be effective in life and as a leader you must set Goals. Goal setting, simply put: gets you to a desired end. Without a destination, how do you know where you are going?

Leadership, communication, Common Mental MistakeJT AyersNovember 26, 2013leadership, goals, communication, writing goals, setting goals, bad goals, dave kraft