Welcome to The Archives!
Here, I’ve gathered older blog posts that still pack a punch. While these articles may date back a little, the insights, tips, and strategies shared are just as relevant today as when they were first published.
Whether you’re looking for guidance on goal-setting, motivation, or self-improvement, The Archives holds valuable resources that can still inspire and help you on your journey. Dive in and explore the wisdom that stands the test of time.
Problem-solving is a critical skill for project managers because you are going to face problems. When you reach that inevitable roadblock, it is time to fire-up those problem-solving skills. Just remember that there are two parts to the word “problem-solving” and don’t be too hasty to get to the solving. Spend some time asking yourself “what’s your problem” so you know your efforts are properly focused.
Click here to read What’s Your Problem?
Want to achieve your goal and bring your project to the finish line? You have to work hard and keep your eyes on the prize. But, you don’t have an endless supply of energy. Sometimes you have to pull the plug for a while if you are going to reach your goals.
Click here to read about Pulling the Plug
Reviewing several blog posts that I wrote more than two years ago has been eye-opening! I have become a better writer by executing two simple steps to improvement.
Learn more about my approach for Getting Better in this week’s Goal Success by Choice.
What is a project manager and what is project management? Let’s demystify things a little bit.
Click here to read the bite-sized summary of Project Manager? What’s That?
I have had a lot of “failures” in my own mind, but they all have something in common. Maybe there is a better way.
Let’s talk about Who is Defining Your Happiness in this week’s Goal Success by Choice.
Meet Coach TonyI am a certified Master Life Coach and project manager and am committed to helping individuals and companies achieve their most important goals so we can build a world where no goal dies of loneliness.
1. Coaching Intake: before our first session, you will complete a brief questionnaire to help us focus our efforts.
2. Session #1 – Goal Project Kick-off: we will discuss your vision & begin to narrow our focus to the 1-2 priority goals.
3. Session #2 – Goal Project Charter: we will finalize your goal project “charter,” commit to your goal & start building your roadmap.
4. Session #3 – Goal Project Roadmap: we will finalize your roadmap to success, including your “wills” and “won’ts.”
5. Sprinting To Success: we will work together to execute your roadmap in 2-week cycles called “sprints.” During these sprints, we will meet biweekly to review progress and plan the next sprint.
6. Final Coaching Session – Goal Project Wrap-up: once you have reached your goal, we will meet to celebrate your wins, review what you’ve learned & commit to your plan to keep the changes alive.
