When I am wearing my corporate employee hat, I am an evangelist for doing radical things like — taking lunch and leaving on time. While that may sound like heresy in today’s corporate treadmill, it is the only way to maintain your well being and be optimally productive. A few jobs ago I worked for […]
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I recently ran a beta-testing group with one of my products, the “Nip Burnout in the Bud” e-Course. The purpose of my test group was to do some research & development so I could make changes to the product for its next release. The overall process had its ups and downs, but it was a
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Sometimes I could hold a world record for indecision. At times I will go round and round more times than the Ferris wheel at the world’s fair rather than make a decision. I mean, what if I make the WRONG choice? What if I miss out on something else that is good by choosing one
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March Madness came to a frenzied end this week as the Maryland Terrapins came back from a 13 point deficit to beat the Duke Blue Devils in overtime. As the youngest team and coach to win a National Championship, they weren’t supposed to win it all. This was supposed to be the year of a
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I couldn’t let March Madness pass me by without at least one post filled with basketball metaphors. In my house women’s hoops madness is like a holiday. A full month where the ESPN game schedule dictates our social and work lives. A time to live vicariously through the endless possibilities of 64 talented teams who
