Posts by Cillín Hearns

This might be holding you back from achieving success in your life

March 27th, 2016 Posted by Leadership Coaching, Life Coaching 0 thoughts on “This might be holding you back from achieving success in your life”

I’ve always been fairly ambitious in my life and that ambition has driven me to work ridiculously hard holding down full-time jobs as well as two other part-time jobs while studying part-time on top of all that!  I’ve also gone out and set up small side businesses in the areas I was passionate about at the time but my earlier attempts always met with the same faith.  I was so driven to succeed in my twenties that it was all I could think about.  How to make money! (more…)

Calm Under Fire

February 29th, 2016 Posted by Leadership Tools, Performance Coaching 0 thoughts on “Calm Under Fire”

It’s not uncommon for people to feel flustered when under pressure to answer a question in an important meeting. Even if we know the answer our minds can sometimes go blank and we get tongue tied. If you’re like most people who’ve experienced this you may even chastise yourself for getting so wound up. While there’s always something lying underneath this response (often it’s the flight, fight or freeze response kicking in) there are some simple steps we can take to better remain calm under fire. (more…)

Living Life in a Greenhouse

February 29th, 2016 Posted by Leadership Coaching 0 thoughts on “Living Life in a Greenhouse”

This summer my wife and I had grand plans of getting the garden in shape and I found myself standing in the sweltering heat of a greenhouse in the local garden center. It was a busy day and there were lots of people wandering by outside checking out the fruit trees but unable to help themselves taking a little look in to see what I was up to. It dawned on me that this is exactly what it’s like working in a professional office environment…we go through our professional lives living in our own personal greenhouse. (more…)

Judas got the money!

January 26th, 2016 Posted by Life Coaching, Performance Coaching 0 thoughts on “Judas got the money!”

I’m sure I wasn’t alone when I say that I found myself with a paintbrush in my hand over the Christmas holidays. Whenever I’m doing a spot of painting I like to put on an audio book to wile the time away so I thought I’d throw an oldie but a goodie – Jim Rohn. If you’ve ever listened to or read any of Jim Rohn’s work you’ll know what I’m talking about; his thoughts are full of timeless wisdom and they are always presented in such an amenable way you can’t help but get sucked into his message. (more…)

Ever been passed up for an opportunity? This might be why…

January 26th, 2016 Posted by Leadership Tools, Performance Coaching 0 thoughts on “Ever been passed up for an opportunity? This might be why…”

Some of us have breezed through our careers without ever missing an opportunity for advancement but for the rest us being passed up for a promotion can be a pretty tough experience. Sometimes the reason might be an obvious one but at other times it might be a little murky…

Allow me to ask you a question, have you ever had a certain feeling about someone, you’d never call their character into question (more…)

How to live life at high speed!

November 29th, 2015 Posted by Life Coaching, Performance Coaching 0 thoughts on “How to live life at high speed!”

I’ve recently taken on more responsibility that has changed the dynamics of my life quite considerably and I’m very excited about the opportunity.  This has meant I haven’t had the time to focus on some of things that are important to me because “there are only so many hours in the day” and “I just don’t have time for everything”…and other excuses.  Sound familiar at all?  So I’ve decided to do something about it and make a few changes so I can continue to live life at high speed and enjoy it along the way. (more…)

The day I decided to give up my children…

July 27th, 2015 Posted by Leadership Coaching 0 thoughts on “The day I decided to give up my children…”

Times were pretty tough at home and we were struggling to make ends meet.  We cut back as much as we could and ultimately the only thing that was draining the family resources were the children…they were an expense and we had to continue to make sacrifices if ever we were going to make it.  Besides, they weren’t doing all that well at school and would only continue to be a drain on us as a family so we told ourselves it was for the best.  Could you imagine the heart-ache and pain associated with giving up your own children? (more…)

Have more energy during the day – quick tips!

June 27th, 2015 Posted by Leadership Tools, Performance Coaching 0 thoughts on “Have more energy during the day – quick tips!”

If ever you’ve found yourself struggling at 3pm in the afternoon or you need that coffee to kick-start your day then read on.   Modern life is robbing us of our natural ability to perform at our very best throughout the day and to keep going well into the evening.  Here are some super quick tips for getting the most out of your body and your day. (more…)

Tips for Mastering Networking Events

June 23rd, 2015 Posted by Leadership Coaching, Leadership Tools, Performance Coaching 0 thoughts on “Tips for Mastering Networking Events”

Attending networking events is something that most of us dread doing and, if you’ve never been to one before, your first one can be quite intimidating.  Here are some simple tips to help you be more comfortable the next time you find yourself at a networking event or even amongst a group of people you don’t know. (more…)

A Simple Lesson We Should All Take Note Of…

June 23rd, 2015 Posted by Life Coaching, Performance Coaching 0 thoughts on “A Simple Lesson We Should All Take Note Of…”

I’m absolutely blessed that I can, from time to time, go along and see what my girls get up to in their after school activities.  Both of my girls study piano and watching their little fingers dance across the keys is amazing to me.  Sometimes, as you can imagine, when they are learning a new piece that requires both hands going in different directions it can get a little confusing.  I sat watching my daughter, Ciara, struggle (more…)

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