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What Was I Thinking? Insights When Decisions Need Unwinding
Have you ever awaken suddenly in the middle of the night with that gnawing, panicky feeling that a decision you made recently was totally the …
Posted in Insights, Observations
Tagged changing mind, decision making, decisions, intuition, MBTI, personal resiliency, second guessing
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You’ve Gotta Stretch, to Grow
While on vacation this summer in beautiful Palm Beach, Florida, I agreed to play some beach volleyball with my young, athletic kids. Now, while I …
Posted in Talent
Tagged career, career development, change, goals, personal resiliency, professional development, success, talent, talent development
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Leadership Resilience: Will You Grow or Crash?
Challenge and hardship can be great teachers. In the 1990s, the Center for Creative Leadership found that over one third of leaders learned significant lessons …
Leadership Lessons from Little League Baseball
In the many hours I logged this summer watching little league baseball, I heard coaches and fans shout a lot of things (not all of …
Posted in Leadership
Tagged baseball, coaching, communication, executive, focus, influence, leader, leadership, little league, performance, personal resiliency, ready
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Lessons from the Help Desk
My hard drive crashed last week, and while it was not the full-on Blue Screen of Death, it was enough of a hassle to rock …
Posted in Fresh
Tagged breathe, Evernote, Fun at work, Help Desk, personal resiliency, tech support, zen
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4 Principles Driving Change
I admit it. I’m freaking out over change. Any of you with kids “of a certain age” will understand when I tell you that I’m …
The Monks may be on to something
Have you ever been robbed? Fortunately, I have not but one of my friends, Diane, recently was and as she told me about the experience, she …
Courageous Leadership in an Unlikely Place
Maria (not her real name) was a 13-year-old mother with a baby who was fathered by her step-dad — through no choice of her own. …
Posted in Leadership
Tagged choice, courage, inspirational leaders, leadership, personal resiliency
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Nature: A great teacher in adaptability
There are so many examples of how things we see in nature, specifically plants and animals, adapt to their environment so that they may survive. …
Posted in Change
Tagged Adaptability, career development, change, Flexibility, personal development, personal resiliency
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More Cowbell: Tips for not Being Pressure-Cooked
Can you relate to one or more of these potential stressors: Too much work – and too little time and resources. Unemployment. Or the risk …