Interview yourself: Lodewijk

24.12.2007

Shane of Shane and Peter posted an interview on their blog. Well, they posted the questions and asked entrepreneurs to answer them. I’m about to start as an entrepreneur, so I’m taking up the challenge. Below you’ll find the interview, starting with Shane’s original questions, and followed by the questions that others came up with [...]

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Review week 51; goals, blog and GTD

23.12.2007

On Sundays I’m looking back on the past week. How did I perform towards my goals? How did my blog do? And how am I keeping up with my Getting Things Done system and Zen to Done habits?
Blog performance
Yet another week without a lot of posts. I’m slowly getting back in the blogging routine, but [...]

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Goal accomplished? Celebrate your success!

19.12.2007

Last weekend I have accomplished one of my big goals. Since last Sunday I am a certified Practitioner in Neuro Linguistic Programming. Or to quote the certificate:
Lodewijk van den Broek has successfully completed the course of training in Neuro-Linguistic Programming and has demonstrated competence in the presuppositions, skills and techniques of Neuro-Linguistic Programming at the [...]

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Review week 50; goals, blog and GTD

16.12.2007

On Sundays I’m looking back on the past week. How did I perform towards my goals? How did my blog do? And how am I keeping up with my Getting Things Done system and Zen to Done habits?
Blog performance
This week I hardly wrote on the blog. This had to do with the aftermath of the [...]

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Goal Setting Mistakes: 4. Moving Targets

10.12.2007

This month I learned some goal setting lessons…the hard way! I’ve been working with setting goals and blogging about it for a couple of months now. And I made some mistakes. Preventable mistakes? Maybe, but honest mistakes anyway. This is a series of posts about those mistakes.

Mistake 4: Moving Targets
After all the earlier mistakes there’s [...]

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