Executive BREAKTHROUGH Blog
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I hope that you find my posts interesting and relevant. I also hope that find some of them motivational, while others offer enjoying fresh perspectives, hopefully opening up new possibilities for you in your career, job or business, as you see your world in a different light.
Yet some other posts are simply about things that I found interesting and choose to share, including stories from my life and experiences.
Many of the ideas presented are my own. Others are based upon, or adapted from, the work of others to make them relevant to the issues that I address.
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Leigh D Wilson
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How to increase your sense of well-being
Why your brain needs more downtime
Are your unconscious beliefs making life harder for you?
Why success is not the key to happiness
Your Chronic Stress Might be Heading You Toward BURNOUT
So, what is the unconscious mind, anyway?
Are you using the right type of motivation?
Why don’t zebras get ulcers?

Fear – a guide to growth and self-Improvement
Fear is an intrinsic part of the human experience, a primal emotion rooted in our survival. It whispers to us in the shadows of uncertainty and looms large in the face of danger. Fear’s spectrum is broad and varied, encompassing everything from mild apprehension to intense terror, each shade serving as an essential alarm system warning of potential dangers.

Feeling stuck in your professional career
You find yourself in a familiar routine, arriving at the office, facing the same tasks, mingling with the same colleagues. The monotony weighs heavily on you, and a feeling of being stuck looms large. What was once a promising career now feels like a trap, and you can’t seem to shake the nagging sense that something is holding you back

Sadness: embracing the depths of emotion
This is the second in a series of articles on the six basic emotions that we all experience from time to time.
Sadness, often seen as an emotion to avoid, plays a vital and complex role in our emotional landscape. Characterized by feelings of loss, disappointment, or hopelessness, it may appear overwhelming at first glance, but it can lead to profound growth and understanding. It’s more than a temporary state of mind; it’s an opportunity for self-reflection and development.

Happiness: savouring the small moments
This is the first in a series of articles on the six basic emotions that we all experience from time to time.
Happiness, one of the most sought-after emotions, is a rich and complex experience that extends beyond mere pleasure. It encompasses joy, contentment, and satisfaction, reflecting a state of well-being that many strive to attain.

Why thinking makes you tired
Ever felt worn out after a day of intense thinking? It turns out there’s a scientific explanation for this sensation, and it’s not merely a figment of your imagination. Researchers in Paris have delved into why hard mental labour leaves us feeling drained.

Chronic stress, anxiety, overwork, ego depletion and burnout
Are you feeling constantly stressed, anxious, and overwhelmed by work? This isn’t merely a phase; it could be a sign of a deeper psychological phenomenon known as ego depletion. Understanding this concept could be the key to unlocking why you might be on the path to burnout.

The six basic human emotions
Beliefs are powerful forces in our lives, guiding us in everything from daily decisions to lifelong pursuits. Beliefs can start wars or can lead to someone sacrificing his or her life for another.

What is a belief and why are they important?
Beliefs are powerful forces in our lives, guiding us in everything from daily decisions to lifelong pursuits. Beliefs can start wars or can lead to someone sacrificing his or her life for another.

What are personal breakthroughs, and why can they be so difficult?
Do you ever feel like you’re on the brink of something big, but something is holding you back? You might be experiencing the challenge of personal breakthroughs.

5 Psychological biases that can hinder your personal change
When we try to change, our brain sometimes throws a wrench in the works. Without realizing it, we fall victim to psychological biases that can stifle our personal growth. Here’s a quick overview of five biases that may be keeping you stuck. You might recall that I have written and spoken at greater length about the first two in past posts and videos:
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