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Hub You - Time Management and Team Development - The Yes and No of It
Nurses today are in the enviable position of having numerous choices for employment. Choosing the right professional position, whether your first or a subsequent job, can be both an exciting and a daunting experience. There are many factors to consider, including the desired specialty, shift preferences, part-time or full-tim
Find it hard to say 'No'?
Of course you do - in fact most of us do - so develop some copin
"If you ask (people) what they want in a leader, they usually list three things: direction or vision, trustworthiness, and optimism. Like effective parents, lovers, teachers, and therapists, good leaders make people hopeful." — Warren Bennis, An Invented Life: Reflections on Leadership and ChangeSomeone once said to th
In fact making some small changes to the circumstances when we use these two little words, can make all the difference. And it takes practice.
Saying 'Yes' More...
...brings help when we are offered it. How often have you turned down support, because it felt easier to say 'No thanks. I'm fine'? How often have you rejected assistance in all sorts of places and circumstances? Sometimes it seems like the thing to do - a force of habit. But saying 'Yes', truly can be a help for you. But there is more. When you say 'Yes', you build relationships with who is offering.
You see, people love to help others and being in a situation where someone else feels thay have helped you out builds the bridge of relationship. It bonds in a most constructive way. Even more, when someone offers to help and it is accepted, they learn too.
When it's someone in your team, they love to help out (they offered!), especially the 'boss'. And what's more, when this happens, they learn to take some of the burden. Sure, it takes time and a little guidance, but it is a truly positive thing. Accepting help, by saying 'Yes' rather than 'No' is a magic tactic to take some of your load off, build a strong bond and develop others too.
Saying 'No' More...
...generates space for you. We 'tend' to say 'No' fairly rarely - especially if our natural tendency is to help out. We also 'tend' to say it when we want to be appreciated. It fufils a need to be needed - so we say 'Yes', in these circumstanmces way too often - and that means that we get overloaded. Saying 'No' more regularly makes others realise that we are not a soft touch. Training others in this way gets them thinking more about other solutuions and frees up your time too.
Find it hard to say 'No'?
Of course you do - in fact most of us do - so develop some copin
In spite of all the talk about the romance of travel, if you’re frequently on the road for business, you know the story is often quite different! If you’re wandering around Europe with a significant other, missing a connection may only mean one less wonderful sightseeing opportunity in the city before you leave. If it happen
You see, people love to help others and being in a situation where someone else feels thay have helped you out builds the bridge of relationship. It bonds in a most constructive way. Even more, when someone offers to help and it is accepted, they learn too.
When it's someone in your team, they love to help out (they offered!), especially the 'boss'. And what's more, when this happens, they learn to take some of the burden. Sure, it takes time and a little guidance, but it is a truly positive thing. Accepting help, by saying 'Yes' rather than 'No' is a magic tactic to take some of your load off, build a strong bond and develop others too.
Saying 'No' More...
...generates space for you. We 'tend' to say 'No' fairly rarely - especially if our natural tendency is to help out. We also 'tend' to say it when we want to be appreciated. It fufils a need to be needed - so we say 'Yes', in these circumstanmces way too often - and that means that we get overloaded. Saying 'No' more regularly makes others realise that we are not a soft touch. Training others in this way gets them thinking more about other solutuions and frees up your time too.
Find it hard to say 'No'?
Of course you do - in fact most of us do - so develop some copin
Are Nursing Uniforms Required - And Do Some Hospitals Provide Them for Nurses?Nursing Uniforms have been a hot ticket item as of late. With the recent surge within the nursing profession, uniform sales have also been on the rise. Nursing uniforms are a necessity for all nurses regardless of where they work, so
When it's someone in your team, they love to help out (they offered!), especially the 'boss'. And what's more, when this happens, they learn to take some of the burden. Sure, it takes time and a little guidance, but it is a truly positive thing. Accepting help, by saying 'Yes' rather than 'No' is a magic tactic to take some of your load off, build a strong bond and develop others too.
Saying 'No' More...
...generates space for you. We 'tend' to say 'No' fairly rarely - especially if our natural tendency is to help out. We also 'tend' to say it when we want to be appreciated. It fufils a need to be needed - so we say 'Yes', in these circumstanmces way too often - and that means that we get overloaded. Saying 'No' more regularly makes others realise that we are not a soft touch. Training others in this way gets them thinking more about other solutuions and frees up your time too.
Find it hard to say 'No'?
Of course you do - in fact most of us do - so develop some copin
If someday while going for a drive you come across a huge balloon floating in the middle of the sky, don't be amazed or come to the conclusion that a child has lost his balloon. It is the latest way of advertising an event, product or company. We all know that advertising takes different measures to attract customers and patr
Saying 'No' More...
...generates space for you. We 'tend' to say 'No' fairly rarely - especially if our natural tendency is to help out. We also 'tend' to say it when we want to be appreciated. It fufils a need to be needed - so we say 'Yes', in these circumstanmces way too often - and that means that we get overloaded. Saying 'No' more regularly makes others realise that we are not a soft touch. Training others in this way gets them thinking more about other solutuions and frees up your time too.
Find it hard to say 'No'?
Of course you do - in fact most of us do - so develop some copin
The idea that there are millions of dollars in grant funds – free money -- waiting for the small business owner to tap into them is true and at the same time, not true.In most cases, grant funds are not designed to start a new business. There are some specialized businesses that may qualify for start-up money, but 99.9
Find it hard to say 'No'?
Of course you do - in fact most of us do - so develop some coping strategies.
Like putting off a decision for 24 hours (many's the time others will find a different solution in the meantime); being honest and saying that you have someting else on; filling your diary with 'you' time, and sticking to it. A date with yourself becomes sacrosanct time in your diary and non-negotiable.
Try these two shifts in approach to 'Yes' and 'No' and you will find your life becomes more tolerable, it frees up your valuable time and your people will become much more capable and resourceful.
In fact your relationships with those around you, work and home, will improve immeasurably.
But you have to make the first step.
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