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How to Reinvest Yourself in the Workplace - Time for a Change by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Aug, 2011 The secret to a resilient life in our kind of world is in knowing how to recycle yourself, over and over, letting go of what is no longer you, taking on new strengths, and shaping new chapters for your life, guided by your own emerging vision." - Frederich Hudson, Pamela Me Lean I was recently working with one of my San Francisco Bay Area executive coaching clients. We talked about her desire to reinvent herself, and why s... |
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Winning at Working - Shades of Gray by Nan S. Russell - Aug, 2011 A paperweight sits on my desk, etched in silver with the message: Life isn't always black and white. It serves as a reminder there are few absolutes at work (or in life). Yet, it would be easier if there were; if good ideas from bad, trustworthy people from non-trustworthy, and right paths from the wrong ones could easily be discerned. I've learned in twenty years in management that increasing one's perspective increases th... |
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Brand Yourself 'New and Improved' for Career Success by Debra Wheatman - Aug, 2011 By nature human beings like to experience new things; but most of us also have a need to maintain the status quo. To attract the attention of hiring managers who may already know you, but have overlooked you in the past, you will need to step up your professional brand. There is no need to totally reinvent yourself. The fact that you are a known entity can and should be used to your advantage. The trick lies in how to conve... |
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Don’t Stop Believin’. Embrace the Journey. | A Career Long-View by Dawn Lennon - Aug, 2011 Bosses have employee issues. Employees have boss issues. Coworkers have peer issues. Isn’t working together supposed to be easy? We often set ourselves up for the people problems we face. When we fail to set boundaries that keep out unwanted coworker behaviors, we pay a price. Ominous signs People problems generally sneak up on us. One day we realize we’re caught in a cycle we don’t like—one that’s interfering with... |
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Google and Your Personal Brand by Debra Wheatman - Aug, 2011 Just before I sat down to write this article, I decided to do a little research. I thought to myself, what will I see if I Google my own name? It was an interesting experiment because I found out that my website came up as the number one hit with my name. I was pleased to see this as I have spent a great deal of time working to elevate awareness of my brand. However, I did notice a few old links and posts that were very o... |
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7 Tips for Reinventing Your Career - Connect on Social Media by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Aug, 2011 "The only way to predict the future is to create it" - Peter Drucker I was recently working with one of my San Francisco Bay Area executive coaching clients. We talked about his focusing on discovering a better sense of self including his core values and identity. He was energized and motivated to ignite his entrepreneurial spirit. Most importantly we focused on his discovering a sense of purpose...what was truly importa... |
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Answeryourownquestionitis by Suzanne Bates - Aug, 2011 I was running on the treadmill the other morning and flipped the channel to one of my favorite local TV sports talk shows. I really like one sportscaster, a gifted analyst who doesn't lead with his ego. His co-anchor is the polar oposite - rude and obnoxious, even by sports talk standards. The topic was the just announced NFL collective bargaining agreement and Mr. Rude kicked it off with a question. "Who won? Owners o... |
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Nothing Good Happens After Midnight by Suzanne Bates - Aug, 2011 The mother of a friend of mine always used to say, "Nothing good happens after midnight." After reading the August 1st WSJ article about the Allstate insurance executive who got fired for unflattering remarks about his boss, I would only add "...at the company off-site meeting." The fellow who undoubtedly wishes he had stopped at one (martini, scotch, beer) is Joseph Lacher, the now former president of Allstate's home and a... |
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Bay Area Executive Coaching - Developing Character and Wisdom by Dr. Maynard Brusman - Aug, 2011 I was recently working with one of my Bay Area executive coaching clients – the president of a professional services firm. We talked about how he could help company leaders develop character and wisdom. My executive coaching client and I discussed how it is more important to focus on success and fulfillment than perfection. I am coaching my client to develop wisdom, virtue and true expertise. Developing Character and Wis... |
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Leaders: An Idea to Kickstart the Week by Andy Robinson - Aug, 2011 I have a couple of executive coaching clients who share a great Monday morning habit -- one that really sets the tone for a positive week. It's a great way to kickstart the week and inspire your team members. It involves four simple steps: 1.Write down the names of all of your direct reports on a blank piece of paper -- no particular order, just a simple list with a few blank lines between each name. 2.For each person o... |
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