800 random questions. Well this be my first post, and since its silly o'clock and I can't sleep I decided to compile a list of 101 random questions that I have or would ask people as I get to know them.
To be honest 101 wasnt really enough but I finally got tired so i'll probably add to it later hehe 1) Whats your (full) name? 2) How old are you? 3) Whats your Birthday? 4) What starsign does that make it? Update: I reached my goal of 500 random questions with the help of Steph-a-knee and Claire :D update2: I'm now upto 600 and beyond with the added help of Lexy and the other Stephpossibly stay tuned for more lol. Effizient und auf den Punkt gebracht! Deine 9 größten Selbstmanagement-Probleme + Lösungen. Ich coache nun seit mittlerweile über zwei Jahre Klienten im Bereich Selbstmanagement.
Dabei begegnen mir immer die gleichen Probleme, oder sollte ich besser Ausreden dazu sagen? Die meisten dieser Probleme sind relativ einfach und mit geringem Aufwand lösbar. In diesem Artikel möchte ich dir daher nicht nur die Probleme vorstellen, sondern dir auch Lösungsvorschläge dazu anbieten. Ich bin mir sicher, dass das eine oder andere Problem auch auf dich zutrifft. Artikel als Podcast hören: Hier findest du alle weiteren Infos zum Podcast, sowie eine Übersicht aller Folgen!
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