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Five Practical Tips For Dealing With Burnout And Stressful Situations At Work

By |2023-12-15T13:33:47-05:00April 30th, 2020|Categories: Managing Yourself, Popular Articles|

Researchers at Harvard Business School estimated that job burnout accounts for up to $190 billion in health care spending each year, and work-related stress can lead to a number of serious problems, including type two diabetes, coronary heart disease, gastrointestinal issues, high cholesterol and even death for those under the age of 45. Being overworked and putting in [...]

Is Your Glass Full of Bull?

By |2023-12-15T13:34:58-05:00April 29th, 2020|Categories: Growth, Huffpost|

  Are you or someone you know one of those people who gets annoyed with the Pollyannas (or Pollyandys)? Why should a force of optimism and positivity ever draw contempt? Maybe pessimism, stress, and fatigue are dominating your path -- and holding you back from the life you want to lead. The good news is [...]

Time Management Techniques For Work-Life Integration

By |2023-12-15T13:35:36-05:00April 29th, 2020|Categories: Popular Articles, Work-Life Balance|

Despite all the talk and best efforts, work-life balance remains elusive for many professionals. The generic advice about how to structure our time fails to account for each individual’s income requirements, career goals and personal values. When you fall short of “having it all” -- the successful career, the storybook family life, the active gym [...]

Rewire Your Brain For Success

By |2023-12-15T13:36:03-05:00April 28th, 2020|Categories: Growth, Leadership|

Do you feel like bad habits and negative thought patterns are holding you back at work? The good news is that you can eliminate them by activating your brain’s delete button. Using neuroplasticity, you can rewire your brain by changing your behavior, thinking and emotions. This means that no one is doomed to be a control [...]

3 Techniques Leaders Can Use to Create Accountability

By |2021-04-29T16:17:10-04:00April 27th, 2020|Categories: Leadership, Popular Articles|

Have you ever tried to make someone stop smoking, lose weight or do a digital detox? As you get older and wiser, you learn to not even attempt such things on behalf of others, don’t you? As my husband Glen always says, “I quit smoking at least 200 times. No one could make me do it, [...]

Corporate Antibodies: Don’t Let Them Kill Your Growth Strategies

By |2023-12-15T13:36:32-05:00April 24th, 2020|Categories: Huffpost, Leadership|

The average S&P 500 company must generate more than $1.05 billion in growth by the end of 2016 just to meet shareholder expectations. For sure, the fuel of easy money presents a tradeoff between striking as hard as possible while the iron is hot and ensuring that the fires lit in favor of growth don’t [...]

Learning About Effective Leadership by Rappelling Waterfalls

By |2023-12-15T13:37:09-05:00April 16th, 2020|Categories: Huffpost, Leadership|

While living in Costa Rica, I learned to rappel waterfalls from great heights. I overcame what I thought was an insurmountable challenge — my fear of heights. When my husband and I went on our first rappelling trip, I was instructed on the techniques for gradually rappelling without having to plunge into the water from [...]

The Monk Chat from Thailand

By |2023-12-15T13:37:50-05:00April 15th, 2020|Categories: Growth, Managing Yourself, Psychology Today|

As we admired the north flank of the main chapel at Wat Chedi Luang in Chiang Mai Thailand, we came upon a most unexpected surprise on a cardboard sign reading “monk chat” hung from a cloistered area to our right. Our group of five sat in front of a 24-year-old monk from Mumbai who—as I’ve [...]

The Circle of Life Is Not What You Think

By |2023-12-15T13:38:26-05:00April 14th, 2020|Categories: Growth, Managing Yourself, Psychology Today|

You rush from meeting to meeting, eat lunch at your desk, and need a texting helmet as you bolt down the sidewalk. I must admit I have had a losing confrontation with a parking meter once before—not as bad as a friend who lost a tooth to a light post. This type of behavior is [...]

5 Tools to Convert Uncertainty Into Rocket Fuel

By |2023-12-15T13:38:55-05:00April 9th, 2020|Categories: Growth, Psychology Today|

As kids in Hawaii, we encountered new adventures every weekend—new underwater caves, trails, and cliffs from which to dive. Every new challenge inspired excitement and uncertainty—much like the rewarding steps we take in our lives and professions. Cliffs were an especially prickly animal, for example. We would first swim the pool below for jutting rocks, [...]

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