Just this once…
Decide what you stand for. And then stand for it all the time. It’s easier to hold to your principles 100 percent of the time than it is to hold to them 98 percent of the time! #NPx
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Getting your ideas across and a buy in!
A lot is said these days about the role great ideas play in business success, not just having the good ideas but also executing them. But there’s another piece of the puzzle that’s just as important; selling your ideas to the people who matter.
It’s all very well coming up with the next big innovation but if it’s shot down by others at the concept stage you might as well never have thought of it.
You need buy-in.
Are you equipped to do that for your ideas, do you know how to get your ideas across and get a buy in?
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Guiding People Through Change.
Periods of time between “the end of something” and “the beginning of something else” usually brings turmoil, yet new paths and opportunies to grow as an individual… and most importantly a way to cope when you’re living through that period of “in between”.
People have to accept that something is ending before they can begin to accept the new idea. If you don’t acknowledge the emotions that people are going through, you’ll likely encounter resistance throughout the entire change process.
People are often quite uncomfortable with change, for all sorts of understandable reasons. This can lead them to resist it and oppose it.
This is why it’s important to understand how people are feeling as change proceeds, so that you can guide them through it and so that – in the end – they can accept it and support it.
People will benefit by focusing on transition, not change. The difference between these is subtle but important. Change is something that happens to people, even if they don’t agree with it. Transition, on the other hand, is internal: it’s what happens in people’s minds as they go through change. Change can happen very quickly, while transition usually occurs more slowly.
We usually go through three stages of transition when we experience change. These are:
- Ending, Losing, and Letting Go.
- The Neutral Zone.
- The New Beginning.
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Help your children grow…
If you really want your childrem to succeed in life you must teach them how to set correctly their priorities so they will know how to evaluate their options and make a good choice!
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Nicos Paschali
The School For Our Children’s Experiences.
Everyone knows how to celebrate success, but you should also celebrate failure if it is as a result of a child striving for an out of reach goal.
Do we find opportunities to help our children take courses in life before they need them?
The value of giving people experiences before they need them plays out in many fields other than business. We need to teach our children those experiences and problems they need to resolve to make then capable of becoming successful.
It is safe to say that our children’s abilities are developed and shaped by experiences in life. The skills our children have or lack depend heavily on which “courses,” so to speak, they have and have not taken along the way and before they need them.
Hone your children along the way, by having experiences that can teach them how to strategize and execute, how to deal with setbacks or extreme stress in high stake situations. The action that can help them make better decisions in life.
Your children should be ready to stand out not only on paper but because of real experiences, knowledge, and attitude to get in and graduate from the dream College or University, get the dream job and build a career with genuine and authentic experiences that required to do the job.
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Nicos Paschali
What are essays actually for?
Essays test a wide variety of skills, including your ability to absorb and analyse information.
Before we get into the nitty gritty of how to write an outstanding essay, we need to go right back to basics and think about what essays are actually designed to test. Only by understanding the purpose of an essay can you really begin to understand what it is that tutors are looking for when they read your work.
No matter what the academic level of the student is, essays are designed to test many things:
– Knowledge – fundamentally, essays test and help consolidate what you’ve read and learned, making them an important part of the learning process, particularly for humanities subjects.
– Comprehension – they test your ability to make sense of and clearly explain complex concepts and issues.
– They test your ability to understand the question and produce a considered response to it.
– They evaluate your ability to absorb and condense information from a variety of sources, which will probably mean covering a lot of material in a short space of time; this necessitates appraisal of which bits of material are relevant and which are not.
– They test your ability to write a balanced and coherent argument that considers a number of points of view.
– They showcase your level of written English skills.
– They even put your time management to the test – essays are a part of your workload that must be planned, prioritised and delivered to a high standard, to deadline.
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Nicos Paschali
Quick Guide to Writing a Basic Essay!
These simple steps will guide you through the essay writing process:- Decide and borrow down your topic.
- Prepare an outline or diagram of your ideas.
- Write your thesis statement.
- Write the body.
- Write the main points.
- Write the sub-points.
- Elaborate on the sub-points.
- Write the introduction.
- Write the conclusion.
- Add the finishing touches
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Choose the path to a better life!
Daily transformation lessons, coaching one on one change your attitude towards life, ultimately resulting in a happier, less stressful, more enjoyable one.
Contact us today to start your transformation journey.
This learning experience will be permanent part of your life from here on. A powerful empowering, removing the roadblocks that hinder happiness by providing you with the tools needed to enact real change in your life.
The coaching lessons guide you through the development of a successful personalised plan of action that will enable you to reach the achievement of happiness you desire.
You have choice, and the ability to positively alter your life and curing your toxic thinking now!
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Self-esteem? Don’t let yourself fall behind.
Here are simple steps that will help you to raise your self-esteem, improve your self-image, and work wonders on your self-confidence.
- Stop criticising yourself
- Stop criticising others
- Stop comparing yourself with others
- Treat yourself as you would your best friend
- Always see yourself at your very best
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Nicos Paschali
Setting the agenda for a happier you
Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, you will what you imagine, and at last you create what you will. –“George Bernard Shaw”–
Nicos Paschali, International Author, Designer & Facilitator of Learning Workshops. Mental Discipline Coach. 
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