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What Shapes Your Priorities?

Two dirt paths diverge among green birch trees.

Choosing a priority means giving some concerns more weight than others. What influences that choice, and which risks or opportunities might it leave outside your attention?

Posted byfdooley27 October 2026Posted inLeadership, Attention & ActionTags:attention, Decision Making, executive coaching, Human Judgement, leadership1 Comment on What Shapes Your Priorities?

Pressure and Recovery: What High Performers Regulate

A professional pausing by a window after a period of focused work, illustrating the transition from pressure to recovery.

High performance is not simply the ability to tolerate more pressure. It depends on matching our response to changing demands, recovering capacity, and noticing when effort stops helping.

Posted byfdooley5 October 20265 October 2026Posted inLeadership, Attention & ActionTags:Allostasis, attention, High Performance, leadership, Pressure, Recovery, Resilience, StressLeave a comment on Pressure and Recovery: What High Performers Regulate

Who Decides What Matters? AI, Attention and Human Judgement

A professional observes a layered field of signals and patterns, suggesting how AI can shape attention and judgement.

AI may influence human judgement long before it recommends a decision. What happens when it begins to shape what becomes salient, relevant and visible to leaders?

Posted byfdooley29 September 2026Posted inLeadership, Attention & ActionTags:Artificial Intelligence, attention, Attunement, Decision Making, Human Judgement, leadership1 Comment on Who Decides What Matters? AI, Attention and Human Judgement

Focus on What You Can Influence

Hands arranging what is within reach while the wider environment remains beyond direct control.

When pressure rises, attention often shifts toward outcomes and reactions we cannot control. A simple question can bring it back to where useful action begins: What can I influence here?

Posted byfdooley21 September 202625 September 2026Posted inLeadership, Attention & ActionTags:attention, coaching, executive coaching, influence, leadership, skill-development2 Comments on Focus on What You Can Influence
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