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Author: Jim Schreier

Three Pillars of Assessment

Three Pillars of Assessment

By Jim Schreier Posted on February 2, 2026 Posted in Assessment, Connections, Emotional Intelligence, Personality - Style, Special Reports, Strengths

Assessments are not to be taken as tests, but as thinking tools to be lived with. Assessments—used deeply, paired with coaching, and thoughtfully accepted—help people remain intentional, human, and adaptable in a world that increasingly pushes them toward the opposite.

Stop Keeping Score

Stop Keeping Score

By Jim Schreier Posted on January 5, 2026 Posted in Assessment, Career, Challenge, Digital Decluttering, Emotional Intelligence, Learning

How do you feel about yourself? Are you comfortable with who you are? When you think about your self-worth, you might wonder how are you to create such an evaluation of yourself? Why do you feel great about yourself sometimes …

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Master Memory Recall with a Memory Palace

Master Memory Recall with a Memory Palace

By Jim Schreier Posted on November 21, 2025 Posted in Memory

If you’ve ever struggled to remember a speech, a grocery list, or even the points of a presentation, you’re not alone. The Method of Loci, a powerful mnemonic technique with ancient roots, offers a time-tested way to enhance memory recallusing …

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Burnout Blues

Burnout Blues

By Jim Schreier Posted on November 4, 2025 Posted in Assessment, Burnout, Special Reports, Stress

Do you find yourself feeling hopeless when it comes to your job? Are you consistently underperforming, feeling tired, and unwell? Do you dread the tasks on your endless to-do lists? You may be suffering from burnout. If this is the …

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5 Ideas of What to Include in a Gratitude Journal

5 Ideas of What to Include in a Gratitude Journal

By Jim Schreier Posted on November 3, 2025 Posted in Gratitude

There are many reasons to keep a Gratitude Journal. Whether you’re on a healing journey or want to add thankfulness to your day to live a freer, more contented life, writing down your thoughts is a powerful tool. This is …

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Reasons Why You Should Keep a Gratitude Journal

Reasons Why You Should Keep a Gratitude Journal

By Jim Schreier Posted on November 3, 2025 Posted in Gratitude

Spending just fifteen minutes a day writing in your gratitude journal can do amazing things in your life! Scientific studies have shown that consistently showing gratitude makes people happier and healthier. One of the best ways to cultivate gratitude is …

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How to Get the Most Out of Gratitude Journaling

How to Get the Most Out of Gratitude Journaling

By Jim Schreier Posted on November 3, 2025 Posted in Gratitude

If you have recently started gratitude journaling, you may be wondering if you are getting the full benefits from your daily ritual. And this is something which you must decide for yourself, but there are several things you can do …

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Practicing Gratitude in Challenging Times

Practicing Gratitude in Challenging Times

By Jim Schreier Posted on October 30, 2025 Posted in Gratitude, Special Reports

This report includes nine powerful tips and three actionable steps you can take immediately. It also includes a list of suggested readings for even more information.

The Gratitude Attitude Checklist

By Jim Schreier Posted on October 30, 2025 Posted in Gratitude

We live in a super-busy world that keeps us plugged in 24/7. Sometimes we don’t think we have time for a cup of coffee, let alone reflection.

Science Proves Gratitude Makes Us Happy

Science Proves Gratitude Makes Us Happy

By Jim Schreier Posted on October 30, 2025 Posted in Gratitude

For most, gratitude is a pure, straightforward thank-you. For others, a halfhearted thank-you text or card may seal the deal. But in psychology, it is not just an offhand action. Gratitude is a positive emotion that goes a long way …

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Strengths

The chief executive who knows his strengths and weaknesses as a leader is likely to be far more effective than the one who remains blind to them. He also is on the road to humility — that priceless attitude of openness to life that can help a manager absorb mistakes, failures or personal shortcomings.

— John Adair

Strengths

The chief executive who knows his strengths and weaknesses as a leader is likely to be far more effective than the one who remains blind to them. He also is on the road to humility — that priceless attitude of openness to life that can help a manager absorb mistakes, failures or personal shortcomings.

— John Adair

Careers

A vision is a calling rather than simply a good idea. People with a high degree of personal mastery are deeply inquisitive, committed to continually seeing reality more and more accurately.

— Peter Senge

Careers

A vision is a calling rather than simply a good idea. People with a high degree of personal mastery are deeply inquisitive, committed to continually seeing reality more and more accurately.

— Peter Senge
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