The Joy of Work
If for you, the whole concept of the Joy of Work is just so weird that it almost makes you laugh, you need read on.
Why the Joy of Work matters
The
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Don’t be a Joy Stealer be a Joy Sharer
In a post 10 years ago (where did that decade go!?), I talked about the type of person I call a Joy Stealer. A lot of my thinking has moved
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Live your JOYFUL Genius
I'm often asked "How do you get live your Joyful Genius"? In this post, I'm going to talk about the difference between your genius - the things that you are
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Finding work that’s right for you
Finding work that’s right for you is critical to living your Joyful Genius. When people pay you to do work that suits both your talents and your preferred way of
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Feel like hard work? Do this …
Does your work feel like hard work? It might be because you're not working hard enough at the things that really matter. This week I'm talking about the difference between
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How to claim your genius
Ever since I started speaking about Joyful Genius, the big challenge people have had with it is a reluctance to claim to BE a genius. As soon as you start
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Reinventing work?
As we face one of the biggest opportunities in several generations for reinventing the way we work, it's time to think about what you would really love work to look
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Why people love working with you
For those of us who choose to make a business from our individual genius, it can be quite tricky to know what people really appreciate about our work. Why people
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Why “Just Be Yourself” just doesn’t cut it
Whenever I speak about being able to live in your genius, people often misinterpret me as saying the secret to success is to “Just be yourself”.
No single answer
Apart from the
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Feeling stuck? This might be why …
When people tell me there are feeling stuck, the underlying cause is usually that they are holding back. And the underlying cause of that, is that you don’t really know
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