For many years I have been searching for the perfect journal. I’ve tried many: Daytimers, Franklin Planner, Moleskine, the Best Journal, and several others. While these are all good journals/diaries, I could not find one that fit my complicated (some would say neurotic) needs. So one year after the publication of my book, “Self-Aware: A Guide for Success in Work and Life“, I decided it was time to create my own journal/diary. Here are nine qualities I hoped to capture: 1. I was …
Rob Pasick’s Seven Daily Steps to Increase Your Self-Awareness (from my new publication, “The Journal for Self-Aware: A Guide for Success in Work and Life” https://www.amazon.com/dp/1549672517?ref_=pe_870760_150889320: 1. Start your day by considering, “what would make this a great day for me?” 2. Schedule your appointments for the day with the consideration of what you hope to create and achieve with your time. After each appointment, record what action step you will take as a result of each meeting. 3. Identify …
Dr. Rob Pasick’s Leaders Connect Breakfast on September 15, 2017, focused on leadership in the nonprofit sector. To see the video, click on linkhttps://youtu.be/4CsbVcuFAxg. During this session Neel Hajra, President & CEO of the Ann Arbor Community Foundation, Stephanie Freeth, Nonprofit Strategist and Founder of Adaptive Alternatives LLC, and Dr. Rob Pasick invited the audience to participate in a dialogue that covered the following aspects of leadership in nonprofits: Understanding today’s nonprofit landscape in Washtenaw County How leadership in the …
Announcing Rob Pasick’s New Journal/Planner: JOURNAL for Self-Aware: A Guide for Success in Work and Life In conjunction with his book, Self-Aware: A Guide for Success in Work and Life, Dr. Robert Pasick has created a unique journal/planner to use throughout your day to enhance your efforts to increase your self-awareness. The journal is based on Dr. Pasick’s years of research on how to manage your time and life to be more productive, happier, and healthier. Designed for young adults, but relevant …
I will always remember September 11, 2001. I will always remember receiving the call from my wife that morning, saying that a plane had hit the towers. I will always remember driving home, trying to grasp the enormity of the tragedy. I will always remember the anguish as worried about our son, Adam, who was a reporter for Reuters in Time Square and often reported from the trade center. I will always remember the relief when we finally heard from …
When U of M running star, Vince Smith, started his nonprofit, Team Gardens (www.teamgardens.org), he not only put “team” in the name, but also partnered with marketing pro, Sonya Sutherland, and several NFL friends from his home town, Pahokee, Florida. We shouldn’t be surprised at this. Even Jim Harbaugh cannot beat “Ohio” alone. One of the myths that people often hold dear is that they are solely responsible for their own success. But today, there is more and more acceptance …