by Liz Mortley | Nov 29, 2019 | Inspiration, Liz Villani - Founder
“…Between 60% and 70% of spontaneously occurring thoughts are negative.” A study of ‘mental chatter’ by Dr Raj Raghunathan at McCombs School of Business (University of Texas), reported in Psychology Today, asked students to maintain a “brutally honest” record of...
by Liz Mortley | Nov 1, 2019 | Inspiration, Liz Villani - Founder
Just 12% of employees apply the new skills they’ve learned to their jobs. Only 25% of people believe that training measurably improved performance. McKinsey When things could be better, do you grab a quick fix or go for a ‘deep full on sort this out forever...
by Liz Mortley | Oct 11, 2019 | From Courageous Success, Liz Villani - Founder, Uncategorized
60% of people report having mental health challenges with 60% sharing that they are unable to discuss their mental health problems with their employer. Mind Share Partners, SAP, and Qualtrics (HBR) Every day when I wake up, I start again. As a leader, mother, wife,...
by Liz Mortley | Sep 27, 2019 | Growth, Inspiration, Liz Villani - Founder
”49% of male respondents and 52% of female respondents said they struggle with Imposter Syndrome ‘daily’ or ‘regularly’.” 2019 Imposter Syndrome Research Study, Clare Josa We know that, in reality, virtually all of us regularly doubt ourselves. We...
by Liz Mortley | Aug 30, 2019 | Growth, Inspiration, Liz Villani - Founder
People with high optimism live 11-15% longer. (Boston University School of Medicine) Widely reported this week, the Boston team found that those they studied with the highest levels of optimism had a 50–70% greater likelihood of living until their 85th birthday and...
by Liz Mortley | Jul 18, 2019 | From Courageous Success, Inspiration, Liz Villani - Founder
“…I am often struck by the fact that we sometimes expect more of young people than we do of adults…” Writing in Management Today recently, high school principal Lesley Franklin, talking about how our expectation of kindness seems to be higher for...
