Let go of your inner saboteur to move on

27 May 2015

Ever feel as though your evil twin lurks inside your brain, willing you to do just the opposite of what you should do in a challenging situation?

Thu, 28 May 2015 | By DeeDee Doke

Ever feel as though your evil twin lurks inside your brain, willing you to do just the opposite of what you should do in a challenging situation?

If so, you’re not far wrong – although change management practitioner Laurence Coen refers to this catalyst for “unfulfilled promise and unnecessary...

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