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Giselle Hudson | Business Diagnostic Specialist | Clarity before high-stakes decisions
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Category: Alignment

  • Uncertainty is the NEW certainty

    The only thing constant is change. You and I have uttered these words on numerous occasions but most times on a very surface level. It’s almost as if when we say the words we feel that it’s all that’s required; that speaking these words alone will inoculate us against dealing with stuff that we can’t…

    Giselle

    July 18, 2011
    Alignment
    AdaptAbility, aikido, change, Charles Darwin, Ken Robinson, permanent whitewater, Peter Vail, Rosamund Stone Zander, turbulence, uncertainty
  • Chronos versus Kairos

    I’ve been thinking a lot about how I spend my time. I think about how much time I have left. Not in a depressing way but in a way that gets met stoked. What does living a full life mean? What am I meant to give more of? What am I meant to share? Ticktock…

    Giselle

    July 14, 2011
    Alignment
    chronos, God’s timing, kairos, next steps, slowing down
  • A Trinbagonian’s strength is his character

    “I could write a book about what is wrong with Trinidad and Tobago, but I could fill a library about what is good about it”. My friend and colleague Nigel Wall had this up recently as his Facebook status – inspired by Charlie ‘Tremendous’ Jones accomplished speaker and writer (with over 5000 seminars under his…

    Giselle

    July 7, 2011
    Alignment
    belief, confidence, dreams, fixing Trinidad and Tobago, goals, high ideals, Mother Teresa, picong, Steven Scott, The Richest Man Who Ever Lived, Trinbagonian, Trinidad and Tobago Anthem
  • Never Apologize (in this context)…

    I’m reading Julia Child’s “My Life in France” with Alex Prud’homme. At a recent business event, I got up to make a comment. With my sore throat, I first apologized because my voice was hoarse. On getting back to my table, this woman who I had only met that morning said to me – “What…

    Giselle

    July 2, 2011
    Alignment
    apologizing, confidence, Don Miguel Ruiz, Julia Child, My Life in France, opinion, practice, preparation, public speaking, rehearsal, The Four Agreements
  • Are You Addicted to Persuasive Internet Marketing Emails?

    I don’t know about you, but I keep getting sucked into every email revealing Today’s most profitable business model How to think like a superhero and succeed How to unleash your own power to improve your life and achieve your goals The 6 minutes to success Words are powerful. There are numerous writing courses out…

    Giselle

    June 26, 2011
    Alignment
    email addiction, persuasion, the next best thing
  • What is the Value of a Second Effort?

    I have always tried to follow my intuition. Today is difficult because I’m being asked to put myself ‘out there’ – to expose myself to John and Jane public. In a recent interview – Natalie Cole talks about her life and why God puts her in certain situations that are incomprehensible to her. Like the…

    Giselle

    June 25, 2011
    Alignment
    Al Jarreau, Brene Brown, life purpose, Og Mandino, taking responsibility, The Choice, The Gifts of Imperfection
  • Sharing the gift of a connection

    Recently at the launch of A World of Possibilities I met a young woman who sent this to me today. It was a perfect message in every way. I was reminded how short life is and how important it was for me to make the best use of my time and energy here on earth…

    Giselle

    June 20, 2011
    Alignment
    blessings, connection, encouragement, inspiration, life and death, living a life that matters, sharing
  • Is There Room for Poetry in Business?

    Where do you search for new business ideas? Business books perhaps? Where do you seek inspiration? Why from other successful business persons of course! “Being in business is a serious thing” you say. But what if we are taking business and ourselves far too seriously? What if we are closing off ourselves to answers that…

    Giselle

    June 16, 2011
    Alignment
    business ideas, commitment, Homer, Howard Schultz, Louis Jenkins, Mark Rylance, mental blocks, poetry, The Odyssey, Tony Awards
  • Put Away the Knife…

    Of shame, blame, fear and remorse. By Marcia Reynolds, PsyD Elizabeth Gilbert of Eat, Pray, Love fame gave the closing keynote at the Women’s Conference I spoke at in Omaha. Her brief yet powerful speech left us all feeling a little less crazy and immensely more content with life. I don’t think she would mind…

    Giselle

    June 12, 2011
    Alignment
    choices, Dr.Marcia Reynolds, Eat, Elizabeth Gilbert, freedom, love, Pray, self-sufficiency, Wander Woman, women
  • The only way to ‘Be Yourself’ is to own yourself

    And the only way to ‘own’ yourself is to learn about yourself and constantly reprogramme until you get the results you want. It’s so easy to fall into the trap of blaming circumstances as to why you don’t have more. We ‘want want want’ all the time but are we choosing to do anything differently?…

    Giselle

    June 5, 2011
    Alignment
    acting, affirmatively, commencement days, People and Possibilities, Susan Jeffers, thinking, Veronica Hay
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