Who you are doesn't have to be who who become
You can't change who you are but you can change how you behave. Jim Donovan joins Jim Blasingame to say that who we are is pretty much established, but that we can learn and grow to alter our beliefs and behaviors to overcome the baggage.
More interviews with Jim Donovan
How a coach could help you achieve balance in your professional life
How to tell if you’ve achieved balance between business and life
Using LinkedIn to your advantage
Don’t make yourself unhappy during the holidays
Are you setting yourself up for happiness?
Articles by Jim Donovan
Showing up at work is not enough
What are you doing to ensure engagement in your organization? Jim Donovan writes about the alarming trend of disengagement in the workplace.
How to make this your best year ever, even if you already broke your resolutions
Jim Donovan writes on making the most of the coming year.
Creating Your Own Economy
Reality is not some fixed thing and certainly not something created by the evening news. Jim Donovan tells you why the reality you experience in your life is the outcome of your thoughts, words, an...
Can Happiness in the Workplace Boost Your Bottom Line?
According to a recent survey, happiness in the workplace DOES boost your bottom line, but employee engagement is at its lowest in 15 years. Here are some tips to adjust that from Jim Donovan.
What Einstein Didn't Say About Imagination
Imagining your ideal life is a major component in creating the life you want, but people worry about things that could happen. Jim Donovan talks to us about using our imaginations.