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Author: Tim Gibney

College of Psychologists of Ontario, Dr. Jordan Peterson, Martin Niemöller, progress, progressive

The One Reason to be Concerned about Creeping Normality.

Tim Gibney Mar 8, 2023

We live in a world where various governments are proclaiming to be progressives. And who can argue about progress? I guess the only thing to ask is; ‘Where is this progress leading to?’ In other words, what is the end …

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catastrophe, flight delays, victor

4 Ways to Avoid Catastrophizing

Tim Gibney Feb 22, 2023

Over the past few months, we’ve heard a lot of complaints over flights being cancelled and according to at least one of the people involved they were treated inhumanely. Before I start giving you recent examples, I wanted to tell …

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choices, commitment, dreams

3 Ways to Prove that You are Committed

Tim Gibney Jan 23, 2023

To clarify from the start, I am not talking about ways to get you committed to a mental asylum, okay poor joke. As we start a new year, what new ideas came to you last year that you did not …

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Angus Reid, COVID-19, leadership, resilience, training

3 Ways to Build Resilience in Your Organization

Tim Gibney Dec 1, 2022

Every year, organizations spend billions of dollars on helping their leaders in many types of training. I’ve talked to hundreds of chief executives and in most cases, they state that developing their leader’s ability is of great importance. Yet, many …

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Naïve Realism Bias, nay-sayer, Self-Serving Bias, Status Quo Bias

3 Ways to Avoid Becoming a Nay-Sayer

Tim Gibney Nov 1, 2022

Are you on the right side of your decisions? Do you sometimes ignore the facts and fail to look at the big picture? Is indifference creeping into your life? I ask those three questions because your answers to those questions …

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parenting, Quiet Quitting

Would you like to understand the Quiet Quitting movement?

Tim Gibney Oct 3, 2022

Quiet Quitting has been defined as rejecting the idea that work has to take over one’s life and that employees need not go above and beyond with their job descriptions state.  In my opinion these are the people only working …

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assets or liabilities, dictators, Fascism, Hitler, Marxism-Leninism, Medical Assistance In Death, Neo-Nazism, Stalin

Are people assets or liabilities?

Tim Gibney Sep 1, 2022

I raise this question because of all that has been done by leaders over the past number of years. Consider this; earlier this year, a 51-year-old woman got a medically assisted death because she could not find an affordable apartment that was …

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long-term success, long-term view, resilience, resilient

5 Reasons Why Becoming Resilient is a Long-term Benefit

Tim Gibney Aug 1, 2022

I decided to prepare this blog because I’ve been asked so much recently about what I do. While it is so easy to say that I help people ‘write the finest chapter in their life’ many don’t understand what that …

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accountability, achieving your goals, actions, improvement

The 4 Actions to Improve All of Your Life

Tim Gibney Jul 5, 2022

If you are reading this it is for one of two reasons. Number 1 you were intrigued by the title or you really want to improve your life. I state that because it has been said that 9-word titles are …

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business ideas, business improvement, COVID-19, entrepreneur, trust

If I was handing out $1000 bills, would you want one?

Tim Gibney Jun 1, 2022

I suspect that there are three camps in answering this question. The first camp is saying yes, give it to me I can use it. The second camp is saying there must be a catch to this, I don’t trust …

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