Category: Resources
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The Joy In Taking On “Drastic” Changes
A beautiful, talented, under utilized, under appreciated friend said yesterday she is making “drastic changes.” My response to that is “YAY!” Sometimes we need to jump to rise up out of our funk. I think a post from Dr. Bryan Schuetz says it best. The good doctor’s post include the following (some I’ve paraphrased.) As […]
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Higher Incentives Lead To Poorer Performance
If you are operating in management or leadership you may be thinking the better the reward, the better the performance. Makes sense right? Or does it? Science shows there is a paradox… check it out… adapted from Dan Pink’s talk at the RSA. This clip illustrates the hidden truths behind what really motivates us at […]
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Having Fun Is Not Unprofessional – It Is Necessary
Think about it. When do you work better, when you are at ease and enjoying the day or when you are stressed and in freak out mode? Freak out mode limits us on multiple levels from creativity to health. Levity has nothing to do with the actual job. I enjoyed immensely working within a prison, […]
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Fair Use Suggestion
Great blog regarding fair use, by Seth Godin. http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2012/01/simple-thoughts-about-fair-use.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+typepad%2Fsethsmainblog+%28Seth%27s+Blog%29
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Reading List
Reading is incredibly beneficial. Tons of studies have been done about how much further ahead those who read, even only a few books a year, are. Even if reading isn’t your “thing” if you have access to a computer or iPod there is really no reason you shouldn’t be empowering yourself to be one of […]
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Vulnerability and Courage
So I went to a weekend retreat called “Ignite” through the Pure Potential Institute, facilitated (brilliantly) by Laura Juarez. First of all it was fabulous. Second of all it had the potential to have been horrifying if I wasn’t a follow through kind of girl. This is the challenge of personal development. When are we […]