Peter Nicholls - Articles

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Author of "Enjoy Being You" a book on personal growth through interests outside the work environment. Peter has his own Lifestyle Management with a difference business called Work Leisure International. Peter has over 30 years professional experience in the area of recreation planning and development. His special area of work is improving work productivity and quality of life through getting the right blend of work and personal life interests.

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I Wanna be a Kid Again - so I Can Become the Person I Always Wanted to be
I really enjoyed being a kid and just enjoying living for the moment. Then life became serious. I started taking courses I didn't want to do. Fun became a waste of time that could be better used to make serious money. The one life I had was slipping by fast. I hit 'the big 60' when bosses tell you "you're too old to work anymore...book into God's waiting room and pass the time until you die". That's when I exploded. Read
By: Peter Nicholls | 28/02/2008 | Motivational
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No Pressure...any Time in the Next Half Hour Will Do
Work life balance has become a battle between employer and employee for a share of the shrinking day. Business hangs on to the work ethic but its people have moved on to a “Life Ethic”. The answer lies in harmonising work and personal life interests so each benefits the other. Read
By: Peter Nicholls | 25/06/2007 | Human Resources
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Lose yourself to Find yourself - How Passion Unlocks Potential
Only when you allow your natural self to shine through will you realize your full potential. Sometimes your mind, body and spirit come together in a 'state of flow', as you pour your natural talents into a product only you could create. It doesn't just happen at work. Read
By: Peter Nicholls | 25/06/2007 | Motivational
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Get a Life! you Work Better and Live Longer
Workaholism is rife in the business world. To many it is a badge of honour, worn with pride. A workaholic sees work as their life - the means and the end in their search for successful living. In the 21st century world of 24/7 pressure and stress, people are increasingly seeking quality of life benefits through interests away from work. Read
By: Peter Nicholls | 25/06/2007 | Human Resources