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Category Archives: Wishes
Ariana’s Three Wishes – Introducing Time Bubbles
Have you ever found yourself in a time bubble? Find out why it’s a great place to be.
Three Wishes and Wisdom – Eleanor LeCain’s Concluding Thoughts, Part 3
Eleanor LeCain is the author of Breakthrough Solutions scheduled to come out in the Fall. Her book is all about the breakthrough solutions she has discovered in her research. This is the third part of her interview with me.
Rarely do I spend three blogs on one interview.…
Susan Engel, Part 3: Three Wishes of Import
Protecting time for important things. Are there ways to be your own guard?
Sam Larson – Create the Right Environment
Create the right environment, and fresh knowledge streams in at the perfect rate.
Also posted in General, Value of Conversation
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Tagged assumptions, conversation, environment, learning, practice partner
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For Those of Us Who Are Curious Beyond the Norm
Thaler Pekar follows her curiosity without losing her bearings using two key guidelines. She has discovered how to keep fresh knowledge flowing into her life from many channels.
Also posted in General, Twitter help
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Tagged conversation, networking, reading, Twitter
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A Dancer’s Reflection on the Power of Reflection
In advance of her upcoming book, “Ballroom! Obsession and Passion Inside the World of Competition Dancing,” Sharon Savoy, 3X World Dance champion, reflects on how she continues to bring her passion to the audience. In her book, she teaches you to use the principles of passion in your life.
The Most Insightful ‘Three Wishes’ I’ve Come Across So Far
Cynthia Kurtz offers a most thoughtful description of how she brings knowledge into her thinking. Any reader will find value in this interview.
Claudia Sampson, VP of Diversity and Leadership Development, Minority MBAs.com
“I read as many different types of publications as you can imagine. I read books, blogs, news articles – you name it, I read it. I am always reading something no matter where I am. When I am not reading, my brain is idling. The more I read, the better I can respond and recall information,”
Depth and Focus – Perfect Partners for the Expert: An interview with Richard McDermott
As Richard says, “I create a daily agenda and turn off email until it’s time. Otherwise, I will be spread too thin and will have no depth.”
Also posted in General, Value of Conversation
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Tagged conversation, leadership, reflection
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Taming the News (Interview with Caitlyn Antrim – Part 3 of 3)
use news aggregators and search systems such as Google Alert System to monitor what is being said on the Internet…..
Also posted in General, Working on the Internet
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Tagged managing the news, reading
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