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Double Sided Mirrors to Reflect Within |
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 Almost everyone looks in the mirror every day. In fact, most of us won’t leave home without a final “check over.” So why do we find it so challenging to look into the mirror to see who we are? How our actions are impacting those around us? What we are becoming? If self awareness is at the core of leadership and is essential for leading a great life, why do we spend more time looking at our outsides than our insides?
AIMing for even more self awareness,
Camille |
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 We have become so accustomed to our gadgets that without them we feel naked. An OverWired businessman without his blackberry responds much like a child who has lost their safety blanket. Both panic, feel their emotions rising and will do anything to resume the certainty of what they once controlled. The courageous few take a step into the uncertainty, trusting themselves and find new courage (and often wisdom) within.
What is your “safety blanket”?
AIMing for even more,
Camille |
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Productivity and Progress |
 Somewhere at somepoint in time, we all bought into the illusory promise that productivity means progress. If you have ever watched a gerbil running on a wheel, you know that running faster and faster can get you absolutely nowhere. The scary reality of our OverWired lives is that we rarely find time to focus our energy.
What matters most to you? How will you know if you are making progress?
AIMing for less,
Camille |
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 If you have ever complained that you are drowning in emails, that you are exhausted from running uphill on the out-of-control treadmill of life , or that you feel like a stranger to those you love the most, well you are not alone. AIM’s ebooks offer strategies and ways out.
http://aimleadership.com/aim-resources/ebooks
In the meantime, what are three small changes that will get you off the treadmill temporarily?
AIMing for even greater strategies,
Camille |
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 Put a frog in a pot of cold water on the stove and it will boil to death before it jumps out. Similarly, with our gradual acquisition of gadgets, software, and “time saving devices,” we are boiling alive. Designed initially to support and simplify our lives, technology now drives our lives: we have become overwired and out of control.
How are you choosing your technology? How is technology choosing your destiny?
AIMing to choose,
Camille |
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