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Words That Inspire - SIMPLIFY Navigation: Main page » Self-Improvement.com: Organizing Burn The Fat Feed The Muscle. Author: Julie Cohen Article source: http://www.businessclique.com/. Used with author's permission. What do you gain if you SIMPLIFY? Dictionary* says: to reduce to basic essentials, to diminish in scope or complexity, to make more intelligible. What it REALLY means: removing clutter and interference from your life and worklooking at large obstacles as the sum of small challengeschoosing to do less, have less, want less. Why it MATTERS? SIMPLIFYing, both physically and mentally, leaves more space for creativity, problem-solving, and exploring. Decision making is clearer, communication is enhanced and personal enjoyment is increased. Questions that INSPIRE: • What personal or professional situation would you like to SIMPLIFY? • How would SIMPLIFYing make you feel? • What do you gain if you SIMPLIFY? • What barriers are in the way of SIMPLIFYing this situation? • What one action can you make today to SIMPLIFY? I hope you enjoyed Words That Inspire, a monthly glimpse at words that matter. To continue receiving this, please send an email to subscribe@juliecohencoaching.com. Permission granted to forward or reprint, as long as copyright, subscription and signature information included. *(Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary, 1977, G. & C. Merriam Co.) © 2004 Julie Cohen Julie Cohen, PCC, is a Career and Personal Coach. She supports her clients to achieve greater career satisfaction. Formerly an Internal Executive Coach at Cap Gemini Ernst & Young LLC, she was part of the design team responsible for developing and implementing a national coaching program. Julie brings over fifteen years experience in corporate, non-profit and entrepreneurial entities to her work as a human development professional. Julie has a BA in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania and a MS in Counseling from Villanova University. She is a graduate of Corporate Coach University International's and Coach University's Training Programs, is a Past-President of the Philadelphia Area Coaches Alliance and a member of the International Coach Federation. She can be reached at http://www.juliecohencoaching.com |
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