Getting Started March 6, 2007
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Where did you learn this from? Would you give me advice if I would like to start my own activities?
Life is constantly touching us. We see or learn what is meaningful to you. Look for “what works” or ask “why?” What are the principles at work?
What can enable you to express the best of who you are? What your value expresses is the best value you create for others.
Being Good Enough February 22, 2007
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If my first plan with my studies does not get me where I feel happy then my hobbies give me a back up plan and it is never too late to change my plan. I have things that I love but I feel none of them are something I am good enough in to make it into my future. What should I do now?
You are good enough by just being you. Your future is now. Be your best self now. Don’t wait. All your life was a preparation of this moment. It’s not about hobbies. It is about expressing the best of you – your highest value.
How to Be Motivated by Your Studies February 19, 2007
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I do what I like but I would need to do my master’s thesis to get further in life. How to motivate myself? Maybe motivation comes when I know what work I love.
By completing your master’s thesis what opportunities can this open to you that you value/enjoy?
Motivation comes when you know what value you wish to create in the world.
A Proven Way to Get the Job February 15, 2007
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When you go to the job interview take with you your proposal. Call it “How I Will Create Value For X Y Z Ltd in the role of [the job you are applying for]” One A4 sheet. No more.
Employers only wish to employ people because they can enable their organisation to better achieve its objectives, i.e. public Sector: create value effectively for “customers”; private Sector: create value effectively “customers” and the organisation (= profit; increasing sales income and/or decreasing costs). Your Proposal explains how you will better enable the organisation to achieve its objectives.
Most other applicants will only supply their CV’s which is what is usually asked for. If you only supply your CV you are the same as the rest, who may have similar qualifications as you. Why should an employer choose you and not someone else? They need a reason. Your proposal gives them that reason.
The Proposal
State in your proposal:
Entrepreneurs and Burnout February 14, 2007
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How can you deal with the entrepreneurship, which is taking whole time in your life? How can you find the joy and how can you get back the joy which you have lost? What do you think about entrepreneurs that burn out and stress? What helps?
You decide how much time entrepreneurship takes. Joy, the character in the story, did less on one thing and more of something else.
Joy is always within you. Ask: Why do I do what I do?
Entrepreneurs burn out trying to prove themselves. There is nothing to prove!
What is Failure? February 9, 2007
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According to your presentation, it is not possible to fail when following your joy? Did I get that right?
What is failure? The only real failure is not to fully use the abilities and natural strength, gifts you have to create value.
Giving and Receiving Value February 7, 2007
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What is the incentive for an individual to implement value style instead of taking value-style?
You give two choices: Creating (add) value and taking value. Both work together.
If one only takes value and does not give value, that is robbery, exploitation or charity. Usually a short term, non-sustainable option.
If one only creates or adds value and does not take or receive value one dies. A short term, non-sustainable option. The optimum is to:
- Create the highest value you can
- Receive the highest value you need
The way to create your highest value is to make full use of all your value (i.e. who you are). The more value you create for others, the more value others wish to give to you.