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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Why are we so short-sighted? | 5 Relevance | 5 years ago | GeorgeDem | General Questions | |
| There are seven million people living on the planet. If you take away the elderly, children. That would leave about five. We divide it about evenly. We get 2.5 billion men and women each. Thirty percent of the married people. That leaves 1.8 billion single men and as many single women! Why are we so short-sighted? 🤔 | |||||
| Answer to: How to deal with mobile phones in class? | [Howard G.] | 5 Relevance | 6 years ago | Conor Neill | On Teaching | |
| ... I teach leaders and I believe that they can be trusted, and they are fully responsible for their actions and the consequences of their actions. Many adult humans are so addicted to our mobile phones that they present a special case. Even mature, conscientious adults can be unaware of quite how often they check their mobile and of the negative impact that this habit is having on those around them. Usually the tough cases say "I am taking notes on my device, I use evernote"... I am not the police, I am a teacher... so I am not going to enforce absolute r ... | |||||
| Answer to: What it needs in order someone to achieve immune to pressure? | 3 Relevance | 5 years ago | Conor Neill | General Questions | |
| Good question! I'd love to understand more about the context... We all have a breaking point... A friend of mine WAs in the special forces for his country's military. He once went through a training on how to handle being captured and tortured. The training WAs both content, and practical (they kidnapped him). The training told him that everyone will break. Share what you know. The only WAy that you will not share is if you do not know something. If you know anything, you will eventually be broken and you will share it. So there is a level of pressur ... | |||||
| How to find my motivation again? | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | thanhle12345 | On Teaching | |
| I am like between the devil and the deep blue sea. I am professional trainer but I feel broken and demotivated far away from my homeland and family, having no job and work do. Every single day I make up my mind to do bla bla....and even my mental struggle seems to be a futile effort. There WAs a time when I used to train people and motivate them but today I feel I am done with myself. What could be done? | |||||
| What strategies to clarify what is Important to Me? [Tracy S.] | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | Conor Neill | On Leadership | |
| I am an early retiree at 60. I have so many ideas and interests - I would love to write, and I have far too many starts so I end up scattering all my time around. I also have a choice on what to do for work, or whether to pursue some formal education in an area, or whether to give away all my belongings to go volunteer somewhere in Africa 🙂 It does not help that I am single and have no one close enough to give me much input. What is your idea of some good strategies to hone down all my ideas and interests into one or two that I can actually manage and pursue well? | |||||
| Answer to: How to focus on Finishing my PhD thesis? | 3 Relevance | 5 years ago | Conor Neill | On Teaching | |
| I have a number of posts and videos on productivity that could help. The Pomodoro Technique The single most important tool in gaining control of your discipline is the Pomodoro technique. I share how to use it here: Here's a video version: The Jedi Productivity Series of Blog Posts I have a whole series on becoming productive in your life. The first post is here: I wish you luck in getting on top of your PhD thesis. The skills you will learn in establishing discipline in your life to complete the thesis will probably be more valuable over your life, than the thesis itself. | |||||
| Answer to: What strategies to clarify what is Important to Me? [Tracy S.] | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | Conor Neill | On Leadership | |
| Confucius said "The man that chases two rabbits catches none." Stephen King said "I WAs born lucky. I am only good at one single thing. Imagine the pain and the suffering of those who are good at two things... and those who are good at most things!" I have lots of curiosity. I can go down internet rabbit holes as I explore wikipedia or the history of some family. I can start writing an email and find it unfinished at the end of the day because I got distracted. I remember years ago WAtching an interview of Bill Gates and WArren Buffett and they were asked ... | |||||
| RE: How to start Vlogging/Youtubing to support my Business? [Rene W] | 3 Relevance | 6 years ago | Conor Neill | Video Ideas and Suggestions | |
| ... a primary intent to learn and build connections... Do not do it with the intent to make money, to sell… Be yourself and have an opinion; don’t be brochureware; blog as yourself, not your position or role: CEO, entrepreneur or professor. Share what you are learning, not what you are an expert in (if you are an expert, share the expertise where it will get you more credibility - Forbes, HBS, IESE, etc) Get a notebook and add video ideas everyday… every story, every question, every quote that strikes you as interesting should go into this notebook. ... | |||||
