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How the middle ground could be your gold mine
How the middle ground could be your gold mine

I had a discussion with a colleague recently who discovered he had a leaning towards the stronger end of black-and-white thinking. In other words, there wasn’t a lot of middle ground for him. It was a bit of a revelation. 

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Michelle Carlyle27 November 2016beliefs, language
Increasing your performance with micro-transitions.
Increasing your performance with micro-transitions.

About three years ago, I was on my way to a meeting to do a presentation to the President of our Asian region about my division’s strategy, when I had a phone call to say our house had been burgled. 

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Michelle Carlyle28 October 2016happiness, performance
Getting off the couch. It's as simple as 1-2-3.
Getting off the couch. It's as simple as 1-2-3.

Have you ever set yourself a goal to “get fit” only to find after a few weeks that your running shoes haven’t moved from the cupboard, you haven’t washed a sweaty gym outfit in weeks, and you are berating yourself yet again for starting something you didn’t finish.

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Michelle Carlyle24 October 2016goals
How to keep your personal power
How to keep your personal power

This TEDTalk by Amy Morin is one of my favourites for two reasons - firstly, she absolutely nails it with her comments on the need for healthy mental habits, and secondly, her authenticity is just oozing with every word. Love her. It’s 15 minutes long but (in my opinion) is worth every minute.

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Michelle Carlyle12 October 2016mental strength, beliefs
Could you walk the Kokoda track (if you wanted to)?
Could you walk the Kokoda track (if you wanted to)?

Because of advances in technology, the science world is learning more and more every day about how our brain works. I recently watched a short documentary about a young man, Andrew, with cerebral palsy*. 

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Michelle Carlyle27 September 2016neuroplasticity, habits
"Happy wife, happy life." Who on earth said THAT?
"Happy wife, happy life." Who on earth said THAT?

I run programmes that help people thrive* - personally and professionally. Recently, I’ve been working on my elevator pitch.

To me, it’s really simple. This is what I’d like to say:

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Michelle Carlyle18 September 2016thriving
Are you open-minded?
Are you open-minded?

"I'm open-minded". It can be one of those throwaway lines that people say without really thinking too much about the meaning of it. Yet, if done within its true definition, it can have enormous benefits. Here's a scenario.

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Michelle Carlyle13 September 2016beliefs, fixed mindset
Why motivation and optimism isn't enough
Why motivation and optimism isn't enough

Pollyanna optimism, even when combined with motivation, won’t always deliver results. So what else is needed? Realism.

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Michelle Carlyle24 August 2016motivation, optimism, realism
Attention sleepers. Come out and be proud.
Attention sleepers. Come out and be proud.

It was one of those “town hall” type meetings where everyone in the company shuffles in, takes their seat on time, and then patiently waits for the Managing Director to take his position centre stage.

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Michelle Carlyle15 August 2016performance
12 things that mentally-tough people do habitually
12 things that mentally-tough people do habitually

Our visual picture of a mentally-tough person is possibly a sports person who is doing something not only physically near impossible, but almost certainly mentally unimaginable. They’re the Everest climber, the Tour de France rider, or the ultra-marathon runner. But you’d be wrong.

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Michelle Carlyle8 August 2016habits, growth mindset, self-confidence, realism, positivity
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