Be the CEO of You, Inc.: Who’s Getting Hired, Fired, and Promoted in Your Life?
Dr. Buloala Lilly-West (FWACN)
WIMBOARD Fellow, Health Transformation Support /Quality Assurance &Control Nurse/ Customer Service trainer/ Mental Health first aider/Health Educator/Mentor
Ever feel like your life is a chaotic boardroom meeting where everyone’s talking over each other, and nobody's really in charge? Well, it’s time to step up and become the CEO of You, Inc.! You’ve got the corner office (your brain), a fancy executive chair (your couch), and an extensive team of characters running around in your life. Here’s how to ensure you’re hiring, firing, and promoting the right ones.
1. Hire Your Motivation:
Job Requirements: You must show up in the morning. If your motivation has been "working remotely" (i.e., being nowhere to be found), it’s time to post a job. Look for candidates who love a challenge, keep you moving, and don't ghost you.??
2. Fire Your Inner Critic:
No severance package here—just the door. Your inner critic has been slacking off for ages, pretending it’s helping when all it does is point out typos in your life’s script and remind you of that embarrassing thing you said in 2010. Time to send them packing and replace them with your supportive inner mentor who says, “You’ve got this!” even when you don’t.??
3. Promote Your Dreams:
They've been interns for too long. Your dreams have been stuck fetching documents and organizing folders labeled “Someday.” It’s time to give them a promotion to Senior Vision Executives. Let them have a seat at the table and start pitching ideas, no matter how ambitious or unrealistic.??
4. Demote Your Excuses:
Permanently downgrade them to part-time consultants. Excuses have been running amok, turning in reports like, “We can’t because it’s the best” or “Let’s wait until we feel like it.” Strip them of their power and limit their input to once a year during “Procrastination Appreciation Week.”??
5. Hire New Skills:
Looking for fresh talent? It’s time to expand your skillset roster. Whether it’s learning how to cook more than indomie pasta or finally understanding what “blockchain” means, bringing in new skills keeps the team dynamic and adaptable. Remember: new hires keep the company fresh and ahead of the game.??
6. Fire Toxic Habits:
Send that bad attitude and doom-scrolling habit straight to HR. These habits arrive late, overstay their welcome, and leave a mess everywhere. It’s time to escort them out of the building and replace them with habits that say, “How can I make your day better?” and “Let's leave TikTok for a bit.”??
7. Promote Self-Care to Chief Wellness Officer:
They’ve been an overlooked department. Self-care has been plugging away quietly, reminding you to hydrate and get enough sleep. Give it the recognition it deserves by putting it in charge of keeping You, Inc. running smoothly. Remember: a happy CEO is an effective CEO.
So, put on your best power suit (or pajamas), straighten your imaginary tie, and take charge. It’s time to run You, Inc. like the thriving, powerhouse enterprise it’s meant to be. The board meeting is adjourned until the next post!??
public health practitioner
4 个月You are very right my Nurse my Dr.
Butterfly??Nurse || I Help Nurses Gain Career Clarity .Transform Workplaces into Healing Havens Through Proven Unique Strategies ||Workplace Wellness Coach || Founder, Nurses With Impact || Nurse Mentor || Nurse Tutor
4 个月I love this You're right ma'am ?? Nurse Dr. Buloala Lilly-West (FWCN)
WIMBoard Fellow. Key Account Manager @ Symrise Nigeria Ltd & Voice in the Home and Personal Care Industry. Corporate Event Host, Panel Moderator, Document Proofreader, Public Speaker, C-Suite in view
4 个月Nice perspective.
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Training healthcare professionals on health insurance and managed Care// Consulting on health insurance operations //Coaching professionals/entreprenuers on leadership branding and IELTS//Award-winning conference speaker
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