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Jill Walker

Executive Psychologist & Coach

Jill Walker | < 1 min read

Getting out of the spiral of busyness

Two tips to help you get out of the spiral of busyness so you can perform better at work, have more impact and feel calmer.

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Being at your best

  • Managing your mindset - consciously choosing your thinking to maximise your performance
  • Knowing your fuel - using your personal fuel to power your work and life
  • Values based working - using the Life Tagline to be at your best
  • Mind clearing - access a calm, clear mind to perform at your best at any time
  • Creating positive habits - using the psychology of motivation to create lasting habits

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Better not busier

  • Thought leadership -  to challenge people’s existing relationship with being busy and the prevailing culture of ‘doing’ in our organisations and society
  • Identifying the problem - the cost of busyness on work performance and leadership performance, as well as the personal impact
  • Tackling the issue – how to create a calm and resilient mindset
  • Practical actions and takeaways - how to be ‘Better not Busier’ and create space in a busy world

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