Posts tagged over-analysing
Why You’ll Never Find the ‘Perfect’ Information (no matter how hard you search)
Why You’ll Never Find the ‘Perfect’ Information (no matter how hard you search)

We’re so used to being bombarded with the ‘right’ way to do things (eat, sleep, exercise, work, parent, teach…) that we think the solution is always to look for more information. What if there was an easier way? And a more effective way…?

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Cathy Preslandadaptive leadership, being present, creativity, decision-making, intuition, leadership, over-analysing, over-thinking, perfectionism, problem-solving, solutions
Comparison-itis: Do You Feel Less Than Adequate When You Look at Other People? (And What to Do About It)
Comparison-itis: Do You Feel Less Than Adequate When You Look at Other People? (And What to Do About It)

“I feel like an imposter!” said my client, and that one phrase took us into a deep dive on comparison-itis, why we do it and what to do instead. (oh yes, we took a side-step with some puppy stories ;-)). Enjoy.

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Cathy Preslandclarity, comparison, confidence, decision-making, failure, fear, getting in our own way, leadership, not good enough, over-analysing, over-thinking, problem-solving, stress
Where in Your Life Are You Over-Analyzing? (chickens and eggs and feeling less stressed)
Where in Your Life Are You Over-Analyzing? (chickens and eggs and feeling less stressed)

Vera came to me with a big problem about her colleague and a project they were both working on. Here’s how it looked to her, and here’s where I found a solution in a different place…

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Blog, Mindset, Personal DevelopmentCathy Preslandbeing present, decision-making, doing the right thing, emotional intelligence, freedom of thought, leadership, leadership skills, making a difference, making good decisions, over-analysing, over-analyzing, over-thinking, personal impact, self-assurance