Jason T. Smith, Author at Jason T Smith

17 Nov

The power of positive change

By Jason T. Smith
In Business, Leadership, Moments of Conviction
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Leadership One of my most impacting personal discoveries of leadership is best represented by the story of a little seven-year-old boy who observed the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly. You can read the story here: www.gauraw.com/story-of-a-butterfly/ It’s a

09 Oct

Committed…or just involved?

By Jason T. Smith
In Business, Leadership, Moments of Conviction
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Ever noticed that people enter a pool in different ways? Some will put their toe in the water and slowly wade in while doing those abdominal exercises of sucking their stomachs in because of the cool water. The elegant will

09 Sep

STOP worrying about workouts and exercise

A fitness expert in the US recently identified an unexpected way you might be slowly killing yourself. Shin Ohtake cites a Stanford University study (published July 20th, 2017) that just found that believing you’re not getting enough exercise can shorten your

09 Jun

Are you a 10X-er?

By Jason T. Smith
In Business, Leadership, Moments of Conviction
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‘10X’ is an iconic symbol that has come to mean something specific in our contemporary pop culture. 10X is a shorthand that originated in Silicon Valley where software engineers were expected to achieve ten multiples of productivity through the automation

16 Mar

Catch your ‘second wind’

By Jason T. Smith
In Health, Leadership, Moments of Conviction
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John Stephen Akhwari is a Tanzanian Olympian who struggled to complete the 1968 Olympic marathon after he fell during the race cutting and dislocating his knee. As he pushed himself through the pain and one hour after the race

29 Feb

Be Well….then Do Well

By Jason T. Smith
In Health, Leadership, Moments of Conviction
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This week we host our annual Directors’ Conference in South Australia at which we will launch our theme for 2016 – Wellbeing. Why pick a theme as obvious and seemingly predictable as Wellbeing? It’s a fair question. Wellbeing is often the word used

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