LESSONS
Personal Development is my favourite section on The Blue Tree. I hope you will like it too.
I firmly believe in personal growth and development. Learning about the world, people and ideas can make us better versions of ourselves, can it not? This, in turn, can lead to satisfaction, fulfillment and happiness. I don’t know about you, but I’d like to have more of these things in my life 😉
List of areas
Personal Development section of The Blue Tree offers a breadth of knowledge in five areas.
There is a section about communication, writing, strategies for learning, TED talks and personal productivity.
Lessons in these five areas will help you become a better public speaker, write more persuasive emails, teach you how to learn, expand your knowledge of the world and help you be more productive.
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Productivity
WHAT'S NEW
Make yourself valuable, not irreplaceable
In a Rut. Try These Simple Approaches to Re-Energize Yourself
Do you feel in a rut perhaps? Do this lesson to learn some simple approaches to re-energize yourself. This lesson is based on an article from Harvard Business Review.
Break your procrastination habit
Learn how to break procrastination habit in this lesson based on an article from Harvard Business Review.
SECTION CATALOGUE
Make yourself valuable, not irreplaceable
Why is it better to make yourself valuable than irreplaceable at work? Learn the answer to this intriguing question in another lesson based on the HBR Management Tip.
In a Rut. Try These Simple Approaches to Re-Energize Yourself
Do you feel in a rut perhaps? Do this lesson to learn some simple approaches to re-energize yourself. This lesson is based on an article from Harvard Business Review.
Break your procrastination habit
Learn how to break procrastination habit in this lesson based on an article from Harvard Business Review.
Dan Pink 4.26 Drucker memo
Learn how Drucker Memo can help you make better decisions. This lesson is based on Daniel Pink’s video.
Don’t Neglect Your Career While Focusing on Your Job
Stand Out During Your Next Presentation
How to Get Along with Difficult Colleagues
Learn how to get along with a difficult colleague at work. This lesson is based on an article from Harvard Business Review Management Tip.
WHEN by Daniel Pink
Learn when to do your most important work taking account your circadian rhythm. This lesson is based on a whiteboard animation about Daniel Pink’s book “When”.
Introduce Yourself with Confidence
Learn how to introduce yourself with confidence in a business context. This lesson is based on Harvard Business Review Management Tip.
Nail Your Answer to “Why Do You Want to Work Here”?
Learn how to answer the question “Why do you want to work here?”. This lesson is based on a HBR Management Tip.
12 RULES FOR LIFE by Jordan Peterson
Learn 2 rules from Jordan Peterson’s book “12 Rules for Life”. This lesson is based on a whiteboard animation by Productivity Game.
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Learn how to make your habits stick by making them obvious, easy, attractive and satisfying. This lesson is based on James Clear’s book Atomic Habits.
Change Your Life – One Tiny Step at a Time
Learn the difference between habit and routine. Find out how to use the power of tiny habits to change your life in this amazing animation by Kurzgesagt.
The Memory Palace. Can You Do It?
The BEST Way To Learn New Words in English
Your Best Year Ever by Michael Hyatt
How to stop languishing and start finding flow by Adam Grant
Write a Resume That Gets Noticed
How to Build Gravitas
Briefing the big boss
Do you feel a bit intimidated when you have to go to the big boss’s office? Learn how to brief the big boss in this lesson based on HBR Management Tip.
The Art of Listening by Simon Sinek
Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman
What does reading on screens do to our brains?
How to get better at receiving feedback
3 rules for better work-life balance
The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday
Just Pick Up the Phone
4 ways to have more ideas by Richard St. John
Maintain Your Integrity When Making Tough Decisions
