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In this video, learning legend Thiagi and I demonstrate a Photo Jolt activity titled “Visual Memory“. To play this game, Participant one chooses a Photo Jolt. Participant one studies the details of the Photo Jolt. Participant two takes the Photo Jolt. Participant two makes a statement about the Photo Jolt.
I’m currently hanging out in Half Moon Bay, reading “Making Mavericks” by local surfing legend Frosty Hesson. The book is Hesson’s memoir of growing up and surfing in Northern California. It’s clear that Hesson is a thoughtful coach and an extremely reflective learner. He shares countless lessons in the book,
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People often think that the opposite of SMART is dumb. They are wrong. As an exercise, I listed the antonyms of the SMART acronym: Specific : General Measurable : Immeasurable Aggressively Attainable : Impossible Relevant : Irrelevant Time-bound : Timeless It turns out that the antonyms – general, immeasurable, impossible,
We’re in Half Moon Bay this week, celebrating a birthday and an anniversary. Our hotel – the Oceano, which I highly recommend – is a stones throw from Mavericks: the biggest-barely-surfable waves on earth. I watched the movie “Chasing Mavericks” on a flight home a few weeks ago, and enjoyed
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In June of 2010, my wife and I went to Pebble Beach to watch a round of golf at the US Open Tournament. The weather was sunny and warm, with a breeze blowing in off of Monterey Bay. The course was in beautiful condition. We had a great view of
In the middle of a particular hectic day at work, my good friend and mentor Peter Gaudette would often say, “Glenn, it’s a target-rich environment”. I loved that phrase for a couple of reasons: It conveyed Peter’s enthusiasm for problem solving. It embodied a “every problem is a gift” philosophy.
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The SMART acronym can be interpreted in many different ways. Most of the alternatives, like “S = Special”, are easy to dismiss. But “M = Motivating” is a little more difficult to dismiss, for two reasons. It appears in the work of business icon Ken Blanchard. It’s hard to argue
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A Graphic Guide to Writing SMART as Hell Goals follows Mickey, a new employee, on his journey from SMART to SMART as Hell. In this fast paced comic book by award-winning author Glenn Hughes, you’ll watch Mickey rebound from a failed meeting with his boss Amy, by getting clarity around his
Do your goals lack punch? Are you struggling for the motivation to realize your dreams? Do you sometimes wish you could get a nice pat on the back AND a good kick in the butt? SMART as Hell Advice is your antidote. In this book, award-winning goal expert Glenn Hughes gathers
Looking to increase clarity, creativity, and conversation? Photo Jolts! shows you how to leverage the power of photographs to improve yourself, your team, or your organization. Master trainer Thiagi and SMART as Hell.com founder Glenn Hughes share 51 activities (with over 300 variations) that are tested and proven to help participants
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