Work Engagement Consultant ● Speaker ● Trainer
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People are often disconnected from their work because they have no context for why they work. Your personal ambition is what gets you up in the morning. What’s yours?
Most speakers range from boring to good one-trick ponies. That means opportunity for you to stand out with a unique adaptable speaking style.
Everyone needs help and commitment is the technology we depend on to get stuff done. Amazingly very few people and organisations have effective practices to manage their commitments.
Most teams only achieve a fraction of their potential because the average team member was never taught how to sustainably coordinate action to fulfil team purposes.
From the blog
My blog posts are about reflections on business, career and personal life.
“How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” Practice, practice, practice. Life is all about practice not perfection.
Reputation Arson
I was falsely accused once. It was for a social [...]
Remember this when accepting promises
Some years ago, my parents asked a man to paint [...]
The Practice of Luck
In Deadpool 2, Deadpool argued with a woman who claimed [...]
Teach kids what to value
It's a truism that with proper care and attention, the [...]
Sometimes it’s good to obsess on the negative
Everyone tells you to be positive, have positive thoughts, and [...]
This Christmas, have Santa give more than toys
This Christmas, why not have Santa give more than toys? [...]
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Featured Articles
Thoughts about thoughts about Michael
Peter Anthony Gales2012-07-30T12:02:03-04:00July 29th, 2009|Tags: being different, death, legacy, life practioner, perspective change, Story|0 Comments
Interesting to see how there seems to be nothing but [...]
Teach kids what to value
thepracticeofyourlife2023-03-07T23:48:50-04:00March 7th, 2023|0 Comments
It's a truism that with proper care and attention, the [...]
How to NOT be a cry-baby
Peter Anthony Gales2019-07-29T12:33:03-04:00April 28th, 2010|Tags: four agreements, Quitting & Letting Go, relationships|0 Comments
My last post dealt with the very real consequences of [...]