Enthusiasm

Where we are: 2017 – cycle 2 – Week 1: Enthusiasm – day 7. So, what is enthusiasm anyway? There must be something in your world that just pushes all your buttons and makes you go ‘YES!’ Hitting the perfect golf shot. Making a sale. Cooking your favourite meal for a loved one. Beating your … Read moreWhat is enthusiasm anyway?

Where we are: 2017 – cycle 2 – Week 1: Enthusiasm – day 6. What does a key, a metal plate and an eccentric artist have to do with enthusiasm? Perhaps one of the most under-rated and short changed tools in our quest to be more successful, confident and feeling better about ourselves is:- sleep. … Read moreNap your way to success

Where we are: 2017 – cycle 2 – Week 1: Enthusiasm – day 5. Something we are going to be coming back to over and over again is Random Acts of Kindness. “No Act of Kindness however small is ever wasted” Aesop. A random act of kindness is something you can do for someone, that … Read moreRandom acts of Enthusiasm

Where we are: 2017 – Cycle 2 – Week 1 – Day 4. We humans are creatures of habit. That is: we habitually do things in sequence. Some of these habits are positive and re-inforcing others however are negative and sometimes destructive. This week we’re focussing our attention on Enthusiasm – to build it – … Read moreWired for Enthusiasm

No, we’re not visiting Sesame St, Playing the premium Bonds or Singing with Mary Poppins. Though come to think of it those are all well known for generating huge lumps of enthusiasm. Enthusiastic Premium Bond winners were chosen by a computer called Ernie. Big Bird was a Unicycle Riding Canary from Sesame St who owned … Read moreWhat can Big Bird, Ernie and Bert tell us about enthusiasm

Where we are: 2017 – Cycle 2 – Week 1 – Day 2. What can ‘The Plucky Pedestrian’, ‘The Wily Wobbler’ and ‘The Celebrated Pedestrian’ teach us about enthusiasm? Well for starters they must have had lots of it because they were all some of the greatest names in ‘pedestrianism’ – essentially nineteenth century walking … Read moreThe enthusiasm of the Celebrated Pedestrian