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10 Tips for Boosting Morale

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PEGGY O'NEILL: Close your eyes. Breathe slowly, deeply. Let go of physical tension and psychological stress. Let your awareness come into your heart.

Focus On The Good Stuff...
...of what your people do, what they say, intend, contribute, sacrifice, risk, and hope to achieve. Instead of asking, "What's going on here?" or "What's wrong here?" ask "What's wonderful? What's working?"

Reward Good Behaviour
Do this both formally and informally. Enthusiasm, presence and authenticity can add a lot of power to your efforts here.

Model Excellence
In what you do, what you say, in your attitude, and even in what you wear.

Promote Positive Self-Talk
Pay attention to when you hear people saying negative things about themselves, their work or their families. Politely point it out to them, so they can change their words to be more positive and success-enhancing.

Value Differences
Let go of the old model that differences bring conflict. Rather put your attention on the UNIQUE GIFT that each member of your organization brings.

Expect Success
Believe in your people and in your self. "As you are, so is the world."

Seek To Understand
Listen more than you talk, especially when in conflict.

Look For The Gift In Your Challenges
We don't have much choice about the challenges we encounter. But we do have a choice about how we respond to those challenges. Rather than saying, "Why me/us? It's not fair! Somebody fix it!" say, "What are the gifts that are coming to me/us because of this challenge? How is this difficulty helping me/ my people/ my organization to grow and evolve?"

Be In A Good Mood
Maintain a good mood by making healthy choices - choices that support your aliveness, alertness, and inner joy. Get enough sleep, exercise, fresh air, and drinking water. Eat fresh healthy food at meal times. When reacting harshly, reflect on what foods, beverages, thoughts, worries or activities may have contributed. Learn from your mistakes.

Access The Wisdom In Your Deep Heart
When needing guidance, answers, innovations - go inside. Exercise your ability to access the infinite reservoir of creativity, energy and intelligence deep within you daily.

Now..repeat the name of your higher power or some deeply inspirational word that opens your heart. Sink...into your deep heart. LISTEN. Your deep heart is the home of all genius.

 
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Jan 5, 2011 - 2:09 PM

Delores -

How true ~ listening is a lost skill ~ I am still working on it ~ both with other people and my inner self!

 

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Known as "The Tiny Speaker Who Empowers You to Walk Tall!" Peggy O'Neill is a spirited advocate for positive living and is wholeheartedly committed to empowering others and increasing unity amidst diversity.
Whether speaking to or working one-on-one with professionals, women, students, or those with disabilities, Peggy shows us all how to "Walk Tall" - to break free from the crippling effects of 'inner smallness', to open our hearts and minds and to embody one's innate magnificence.
Her topics include: Personal Empowerment/Overcoming Challenges, Leadership, Celebrating Diversity, Fortifying Health with a Positive Attitude, Communication Skills and Essential Realization.
Peggy is the author of two books: Walking Tall and Little Squarehead. She celebrates her life daily, with her husband Brad Laise, an actor and their Samoyed dogs in Los Angeles, California.

 
       
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