‘Executive Coaching’ Articles
Written by Aodan Enright on 11 March 2010
There is a quote, which is often attributed to Mark Twain, that goes something like this:
A person who doesn’t read has no advantage over one who can’t.
The truth is that most of us don’t read very much at all. And for those that do, a lot of that reading time is spent with newspapers, magazines Full Article
Written by Aodan Enright on 04 March 2010
Q1: How would you like to feel when your work is done today?
Got it?
Q2: What actions could you take now to maximise the likelihood of feeling like that?
The answer to Q2 will probably include stuff you don’t feel like doing now.
You have two choices: face up to what you need to do & do it Full Article
Written by Aodan Enright on 08 December 2009
There has rarely been a better time to quit. Everything appears to be changing. And changing faster than we ever expected. Old models are crumbling. Some new ones are emerging. There’s a lot of chaos in between.
If you have been worried about the social impact of quitting, then maybe this is as good as it Full Article
Written by Aodan Enright on 12 October 2009
Even though I use a quote from Albert Einstein elsewhere on this site, this post is not an exploration of his theory of relativity!
In recent weeks I have experienced both the total relaxation of holidays and the hectic busyness of a very full work schedule. Every day that passed apparently had the same number of Full Article
Written by admin on 19 August 2009
Smarter Egg offers Executive Coaching in the Cork area.
Are you looking for an Executive Coach? Wondering about your options, what it is and whether it can deliver a significant improvement for you? Aodan Enright of Smarter Egg can help…
Aodan Enright is an experienced executive coach who has worked with a wide variety of clients. Client Full Article
Written by Aodan Enright on 09 February 2009
In my ongoing battle with procrastination, I have learned how powerful accountability can be. When you have someone else holding you to account for getting something done, the game changes. You may not necessarily be successful or get everything you want done but you certainly will behave differently. And the chances are that you will Full Article