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Giselle Hudson | Pre-Decision Diagnostic Advisor | Sensemaking for high-stakes business decisions
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Most costly decisions begin with
an inaccurate understanding of the situation.

I help leaders understand what is actually happening before major decisions are made or
resources are invested in solving the wrong problem.

Tag: self confidence

  • Would you plant a seed if you knew it wouldn’t grow?

    How many of you remember putting a red kidney bean in a jar and watching it grow? When we performed this experiment, we felt certain that we would see something after just a few days. We were instructed to place the jar, in a sunny spot, and observe the bean as it grew, noting what…

    Giselle

    May 25, 2024
    Strategic Sensemaking
    abundance, faith, prosperity, seed, self confidence, success
  • Follow the confidence you feel and connect to your destiny

    There are certain things that we find we can grasp easily yet oftentimes, we may feel that these things come too easily to us, and we may choose to pursue something that offers a greater challenge.  Discounting your natural talents may make the journey towards your goals that much longer. Alienating yourself from what comes…

    Giselle

    April 2, 2023
    Strategic Sensemaking
    natural abilities, potential, PROtential, Robert Greene, self confidence, unique ability, well-paid, wellpaidprofessional
  • how much truth can you accept about yourself?

    Do you believe everything that’s said about you? Do you believe everything you’ve said, are saying about yourself? Not knowing who you really are is keeping you stuck. What do I mean? There are many things that have been said to us, about us…stuff we’ve just accepted as truth. Perhaps someone we admired said it,…

    Giselle

    April 2, 2021
    Strategic Sensemaking
    Dr Robert Anthony, getting unstuck, hypnosis, self confidence, self doubt, self-awareness, self-sabotage, self-trust, self-worth, truth
  • Why, Despite ALL that You Have Achieved do You still Feel Like a Failure?

    Perhaps because all your life, you’ve been driven by doing it for others more than actually doing it for yourself. Think about that for a moment. We also have an uncanny ability to feel weird if things are going TOO GOOD for us. Coach and bestselling author Martha Beck tell us that “weirdly, we feel…

    Giselle

    April 8, 2016
    Strategic Sensemaking
    ikigai, Martha Beck, Neil Pasricha, Okinawa, self confidence
  • écouter et répéter

    I love the French language. The guttural Rs…the way one word seems to join another in a sentence…except in certain cases…pure music. To learn French back when I was in secondary school – our teacher always started the lesson by asking us to “écouter et répéter…” – listen and repeat. In Og Mandino’s ‘The Greatest…

    Giselle

    January 2, 2015
    Strategic Sensemaking
    challenging, Dr. Gary Smalley, Napoleon Hill, Og Mandino, PMA, Positive Mental Attitude, Proverbs, repeating, repetition, self confidence, Steven Scott, subconscious mind, subsconscious mind, success, Think and Grow Rich, W. Clement Stone
  • Real Change Comes from the Heart…

    Starting with your own heart and the promises you make to it. Whenever you break a promise – you break your own heart. Think about how many times you’ve done this and perhaps James Frey’s ‘a Million Little Pieces’ might come to mind. We judge folks on promises broken. What they promised to do that…

    Giselle

    May 17, 2011
    Strategic Sensemaking
    A Million Little Pieces, broken hearts, broken promises, James Frey, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Norman Vincent Peale, self confidence, Tim Sanders, Today We Are Rich
  • Fake it till you make it – is this really good advice y/n?

    Depends on how you look at it. I’m sounding like an economist. I think it was Paul Zane Pilzer who said, the world would be a better place if there were more one-hand economists since when forecasting you’d often hear them say “on the one hand…..but on the other hand…..” But back to… Someone shared…

    Giselle

    December 15, 2010
    Strategic Sensemaking
    faking it, self confidence, success
  • Don’t ‘should’ on Yourself!

    Do you remember the last time someone told you that you SHOULD do something? How did you feel? I’m sure you didn’t graciously say “why thank you for that tip” Why am I so certain of your response? Well should is a word that we attach to authority figures, be it parents, or folks paid…

    Giselle

    October 5, 2010
    Strategic Sensemaking
    Albert Ellis, conflict, habits, Molly Gordon, motivation, self confidence, should, stress
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