Why do Professional People struggle to set Goals Outcomes? P.R.O.U.D. Part Three
Episode 8, Jun 02, 2020, 06:00 AM
Why do Professional People struggle to set Goals Outcomes and why is S.H.E. is the main reason!
It has been said that if we don’t have a plan for our lives, then someone else will. And do you know how high a priority we will be on their plan? Not very high.
This is part three of the P.R.O.U.D. core business skills and based on my “Make you and your organisation P.R.O.U.D.” ebook guide that I wrote in 2016.
In this P.R.O.U.D. podcast we explore the “O” – which stands for OUTCOMES.
This was recorded in late May 2020 and we were all in the depths of the COVID-19 crisis. Obviously it affected how we did business, but all the principles apply.
If you liked this podcast episode, then feel free to share with those you care about. If you haven’t already then subscribe now, so you don’t miss out and always get the latest episode.
Thank you for taking the time to listen today.
You can find out more about Matthew Broomhead and read his blog at www.matthewbroomhead.co.uk
Written & edited by: Matthew Broomhead
Music: Matthew Broomhead : pre-2008 (using Roland 303) & 2020 (using GarageBand)
It has been said that if we don’t have a plan for our lives, then someone else will. And do you know how high a priority we will be on their plan? Not very high.
This is part three of the P.R.O.U.D. core business skills and based on my “Make you and your organisation P.R.O.U.D.” ebook guide that I wrote in 2016.
In this P.R.O.U.D. podcast we explore the “O” – which stands for OUTCOMES.
This was recorded in late May 2020 and we were all in the depths of the COVID-19 crisis. Obviously it affected how we did business, but all the principles apply.
If you liked this podcast episode, then feel free to share with those you care about. If you haven’t already then subscribe now, so you don’t miss out and always get the latest episode.
Thank you for taking the time to listen today.
You can find out more about Matthew Broomhead and read his blog at www.matthewbroomhead.co.uk
Written & edited by: Matthew Broomhead
Music: Matthew Broomhead : pre-2008 (using Roland 303) & 2020 (using GarageBand)