Over time, everyone changes their opinions and actions. Much of this change happens so slowly that we don’t even notice it. At the age of 18 a person might be quite liberal in their political views, but by 45 they find that they agree with conservative opinions much more frequently.
How do these kinds of gradual [...]
Posted by Maria Gajewski on 09.23.2008 at 7:00 am// Tagged: change management, decision making, personal change , core values, decision making
Every day we each make hundreds, maybe even thousands of decisions. Most of our decisions are tiny, almost unnoticeable moments that pass by without notice. We decide whether to get out of bed or hit the ‘Snooze’ button on the alarm. We choose khakis or blue trousers to wear to work. We select the donut [...]
Posted by Maria Gajewski on 10.22.2007 at 10:49 pm// Tagged: WhatIs, decision making , decision making, WhatIs
When I was about 9 years old I went through an incredible growth spurt. As my mother says, I “shot up like a weed,” and grew about 4 inches in a few months.
What I most remember about this time was how uncomfortable I was. My leg muscles were always tight and cramped to the [...]
Posted by Maria Gajewski on 09.05.2007 at 4:09 pm// Tagged: decision making, personal change , decision making, life-stages, personal change, transitions, visualization