James Woosley
Woosley Coaching exists to empower, equip and encourage life and business transformation in the areas of planning and strategy, allowing my clients to advance boldly in the direction of their dreams and goals. Free E-Book
Tag Archives: responsibility
Pardon the Interruption
Things have been quiet here on the old blog. Peaceful? Not on the internet! Rather pretty stagnant. There are lots of reasons, but one is above them all. For about the past month my daughter Anna has been ill. She’s … Continue reading
I Hope You Lose Your Job
Yep. Read the headline again. I mean it—if you hate your job.
Job haters suffer lives of quiet desperation (well, not so quiet if you monitor Twitter and Facebook!). They dread Monday and long for the weekend. Is that really what you plan to do for the next 20-40 years? Not me! Continue reading
Posted in Career
Tagged Career, change, choices, discipline, faith, jobs, responsibility
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Altitude Sickness and Sleep Deprivation for Business Success
It’s no secret that starting a business is a lot of work. It’s a ton of work and it’s hard! There are always too many things to do and too many distractions. We love our DIY culture, but DIY is not the best (or fastest or cheapest) way to launch or grow your biz.
I know what is…and it involves meeting at 9,000 plus feet where the air is thinner and squeezing every minute out of an event!
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged 48 Days, accomplishment, Career, faith, Finances, free agent, Goals, Habits, idea, jobs, learning, money, planning, responsibility, sacrifice, school, travel, work
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Overdoing It
My constant pursuit of perfection is both a blessing and a curse. God designed me that way, and I’m more than okay with it. I certainly leverage the positive aspects of being a precisionist. But in some areas I need … Continue reading
Posted in Goals
Tagged accomplishment, Goals, Habits, learning, margin, mistakes, planning, responsibility, sacrifice, seminar, work
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No More New Year’s Resolutions!
Seriously, can we just ignore New Year’s Resolutions this year? After all, most of the time they are simply defining what you plan to fail at in the first 45 days of the year. Why set yourself up as a failure for the entire year, before you make an empty promise to yourself to do better next year? Continue reading
Posted in Goals
Tagged accomplishment, call, choices, discipline, Goals, Habits, learning, planning, responsibility, seminar
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