Tag: Jill Hutchison perth

  • Before Success comes in any man (or woman)’s life

    Before Success comes in any man (or woman)’s life

    Before success comes in any man’s life, he is sure to meet with much temporary defeat, and, perhaps, some failure. When defeat overtakes a man, the easiest and most logical thing to do is to quit. That is exactly what the majority of men do. More than five hundred of the most successful men this…

  • Work-life balance is a Myth!

    Aiming to have a static balance: Everything perfectly in its place, doing things the same way every week, month or year. Everything perfectly planned out is setting yourself up to be frustrated. As soon as everything gets all straightened out, something will happen to upset the apple cart. If you have kids, the apple cart…

  • 7 Steps to Success

    Do you want answers? Would you like to discover the secret of success?   Get clear on what you really, really want! Ask yourself: What is the most important thing to me? If everything else was stripped away, what is the one thing that I absolutely want? Keep it SIMPLE and don’t overthink things: If…

  • Attitude

  • Begin at once (don’t wait for everything to be perfect!)

    “Create a definite plan for carrying out your desire, and begin at once, whether you are ready or not, to put this plan into action.” Jill Hutchison, Business Thought leader, talks about taking action even when you aren’t ready. Don’t wait for everything to be perfect!

  • Why write a Gratitude list in a Journal rather than on your iPad?

    With the use of iPads, iPhones and computers dominating our lives, I’ve been pondering on the pros and cons of using electronic means to capture your Gratitude moments.   Firstly let me say that writing down what you’re Grateful for, no matter how you do it, is better than not thinking of it at all.…

  • The Sandpaper Principle

    The Sandpaper principle – every now and then there is a person that rubs you up the wrong way. They have been sent to you like sandpaper. In the same way as sandpaper smooths wood and brings out it’s natural beauty, people are sent to smooth your rough edges. Sandpapering isn’t comfortable or enjoyable, but…

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