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    How to Overcome Procrastination Procrastination is the habit of putting off what we know we should do because we're not in the mood to do it. Procrastination is the opposite of good time management. Time managers figure out what they should do and then they do it, even if they're not in the mood. Procrastinators figure out what they...
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    27 February 2024
    Master problem solving with five questions: check facts, define the gap, write a plan, act on first steps, then repeat for ongoing improvement and results.
    Five Important Problem-Solving Questions Success requires that we solve problems. There are five questions that may be profitably applied to any situation, the answers to which will provide valuable information and help solve any problem. Here are the five questions: 1. What are the facts, and how do we know? The first thing to...
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    Unlocking the Power of First Principles

    13 June 2023
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Customer Reviews

Here are a selection of reviews for our training courses.

  • Training course content was very good, very informative, lots of literature, encouraged to write a lot, and to take away at least eight actions from the course. The trainer was excellent, very knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions, did not falter, loud, checked we could see all the time.

  • Excellent content, covered many issues I have come across in my new role. I feel more confident on how to deal with conflict and prioritising workload. The trainer's presentation was really clear and helpful and made me feel really comfortable. I am walking out of this training course feeling a better person. Thank you, Alison.

  • The course content was great, very in-depth and made simple to understand. Trainer was very helpful and clear on his presentations, very informative.

  • Came to the course with a huge workload sitting on my desk, but I think I'll be able to tackle this in a better way (and better frame of mind) having done this course. The trainer's presentation was excellent. Good pace, clear presentation and we were involved and engaged throughout. Lots of good stuff presented. Thanks.

  • This was a excellent course and very informative. Will use problem/cause/solution map and decision matrix, as well as taking home with me a more positive mental attitude towards any task. The trainer's presentation was excellent; really friendly and approachable. The course content was covered really well.

  • The course was very useful, with many day-to-day examples and processes that can be applied to my role. The course book is very thorough. Trainer's presentation was thorough and well planned. Very good use of examples and additional literature for reading etc.