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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Confessions of a Ping-Pong Emailer
Do you feel compelled to quickly reply to each and every email message in your inbox? If so, you too may be a ping-pong emailer. That’s just one email trap that David Shipley and Will Schwalbe write about in their book called “Send”. Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Self Management
Tagged effective communications, Email, email monster
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Sleep Deprivation Oneupmanship
Is lack of sleep a badge of honor in your circle? You may want to rethink that strategy. You can’t be a high octane performer without the right fuel. Continue reading
Posted in High Octane Performance, Self Management
Tagged Health, Insomnia, Mental Health, Sleep Deprivation, Sleeping
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Embracing imperfection
“Once you accept the fact that you’re not perfect, then you develop some confidence.”~ Rosalynn Carter. What are we waiting for? Let’s make some mistakes already! Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Leadership, Self Management
Tagged imperfection, leading from behind, mistakes, perfectionism, team development
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Inspiration for a New Year
I’m all for goal setting. It’s exciting and affirming to set and then achieve objectives. What I worry about are New Year’s resolutions that set one up for failure. Read these danger signs to make sure your 2011 goals work FOR you and not AGAINST you. Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Self Management
Tagged 2011 goals, goal setting, Goodbye 2010, new year's resolution
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