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Could you be more optimistic than you are?

By Tim Gibney Posted on February 1, 2025 Posted in Ipsos, optimism, optimistic, resilience, resilient

This blog is based on the Ipsos Predictions Survey 2025, it was a 33-country study which looks at people’s expectations and predictions for the year ahead. Overall, in the 33-countries surveyed, a majority of people (71%) believe that 2025 will be …

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Have You Ever Been Suspended in Time?

By Tim Gibney Posted on November 1, 2024 Posted in goals, person, personal growth, personal improvement, procrastination, relationships, resilience, time

You are probably asking what do you mean by ‘suspended in time’? You may find other definitions although for me ‘suspended in time’ is being held captive by someone while they think about making a decision, or you making a …

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Are We Electing Financially Incompetent People?

By Tim Gibney Posted on June 3, 2024 Posted in financially incompetent, government, politician’s, resilience, resilient

I ask that question with great sincerity. I am not sure if this has happened in your community lately but in the city where I live our Council decided that the 4.86% increase in taxes suggested originally in the proposed …

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Are We Creating Softies or A Resilient Generation?

By Tim Gibney Posted on May 1, 2024 Posted in children, parenting, resilience, resilient

As a father of 2 adult children, I was always concerned about how they would grow up and contribute to the world. Recently our family got together for a weekend, and we had a very enjoyable time (for the most …

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4 Choices to Lifelong Success and Happiness

By Tim Gibney Posted on November 1, 2023 Posted in Bill Gates, happiness, resilience, resilient, success

In July of this year, there was an Inc. magazine article called ‘Bill Gates Says the Path to Lifelong Success and Happiness Comes Down to 4 Simple Choices’. I want to write about this because it ties in so well …

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Are you confused by the use of some words?

By Tim Gibney Posted on June 5, 2023 Posted in politician’s, resilience, resilient, words

Yes, we hear politicians saying, ‘I want to be clear.’ But are they being honest or are they just trying to use their words to get us to believe they are being clear. It is my feeling that words can …

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3 Ways to Build Resilience in Your Organization

By Tim Gibney Posted on December 1, 2022 Posted in Angus Reid, COVID-19, leadership, resilience, training

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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5 Reasons Why Becoming Resilient is a Long-term Benefit

By Tim Gibney Posted on August 1, 2022 Posted in long-term success, long-term view, resilience, resilient

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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The Five Colossal Mistakes You Should Avoid with a Cellphone

By Tim Gibney Posted on March 1, 2022 Posted in cellphone, cellphone etiquette, cellphone statistics, resilience, resilient

We all know that cellphones are great! This is because they keep us in touch with friends and family and can help in an emergency. Sadly, for those around us they can be irritating if not used considerately. Did you …

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Why do some people see asking for help as discouraging – part 2

By Tim Gibney Posted on April 6, 2021 Posted in asking for help, habits, resilience, Robert Kiyosaki

In reason 2 of this series called ‘Why do some people see asking for help as discouraging’; I want to look at why ‘they’ are afraid of admitting that they don’t know it all. I know it is a good …

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