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Your Weakness Is Your Strength
by Guest Tickler
As an immigrant to the United States, I am not what one would consider part of the fabric of mainstream culture. Of Asian descent, I belong to a group that makes up just 4.4 percent of the population. I have dark hair, big eyes, a Singapore smile... |
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Power Packed Ways To Boost Networking!
by Ann Ronnan Ph.D.
Many of the women who work with me are shy. And so was I when I first left my “job job” and began networking. When I worked in the university setting, the only networking I did was at conferences where we’d share our curriculum and research findings with others and it didn’t feel like "selling.” |
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That Four Letter F-Word
by Gopinath Mavinkurve
Well, I am not referring to the one that is being commonly used to express surprise, shock, anger, awe or all of it at the same time. I am talking about the other 4-letter F-word, which is about the emotion that we all experience at some time or the other: |
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Take what you need
by Danielle LaPorte
A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write. Virginia Woolf
For about six months, my sweet husband has been saying, "Look babe, if you want me out of the office, just say the word and I'll make space for myself in the loft."
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Ignore Everybody
by Danielle LaPorte
Every pithy page brought from my new very favorite book Ignore Everybody by Hugh MacLeod brought on a yes! MacLeod is a foul-mouthed, illuminated advertising pro, who writes about marketing, meaningful living, and in his own way ... love. He is pulle... |
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Monday morning sex talk
by Danielle LaPorte
But I've noticed that even shiny, sexy, wide-awake people don’t talk that much about sex. The general conversation starts and stops with whether you’re getting it or not. “It’s good.” “We need to make more time for it.” “Haven’t gotten around to it.” |
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No excuse for bad manners
by Danielle LaPorte
A friend of mine who was a therapist in a half way house described an incident where this big burly nut-bar barged into a group therapy session hollering and waving his arms around. He was like a beefy Hell's Angels guy, and he was having one of his ... |
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What Is YOUR ME Brand-Speak?
by D Muralidharan
Think about this… how much have you wanted to achieve, or have achieved, and how much of the same language does the brand you speak? If the answer if not as much as what is reality, then, there is lot of work to do on your ME brand-speak!
What... |
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Healthy boundaries change everything
by Grace Kerina
Imagine two kids fighting over a toy. “It’s mine!” “No, it’s mine!” They yank the toy back and forth, neither kid letting go, neither kid giving up.
Now, imagine you’re the toy. Not only are you being pulled this way at that, but, mo... |
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Underdog to top dog!
by Sundararaman Viswanathan
Underdogs never go under! Especially, every recession (economic, social and environmental) brings out some “underdogs” and catapults them into the league of “top dogs”!
Rajasthan Royals started off as the underdogs and went on to win the I... |
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Speak Out Loud!
by Sucharita Ray
Standing in front of a room full of people; some doodling, some texting, some on the verge of sleeping, not to mention the wretched few staring at me; but all expecting me to speak was never my idea of fun.
I am painfully shy and a compulsive intr... |
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Monday morning sex talk
by Danielle LaPorte
But I've noticed that even shiny, sexy, wide-awake people don’t talk that much about sex. The general conversation starts and stops with whether you’re getting it or not. “It’s good.” “We need to make more time for it.” “Haven’t gotten around to it.” |
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Take what you need
by Danielle LaPorte
A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write. Virginia Woolf
For about six months, my sweet husband has been saying, "Look babe, if you want me out of the office, just say the word and I'll make space for myself in the loft."
... |
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Your Weakness Is Your Strength
by Guest Tickler
As an immigrant to the United States, I am not what one would consider part of the fabric of mainstream culture. Of Asian descent, I belong to a group that makes up just 4.4 percent of the population. I have dark hair, big eyes, a Singapore smile... |
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Power Packed Ways To Boost Networking!
by Ann Ronnan Ph.D.
Many of the women who work with me are shy. And so was I when I first left my “job job” and began networking. When I worked in the university setting, the only networking I did was at conferences where we’d share our curriculum and research findings with others and it didn’t feel like "selling.” |
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Faith It Till You Make It
by Ann Ronnan Ph.D.
What keeps you from moving steadily towards your desired goals? I can bet it’s that four letter word - FEAR. Maybe your first few baby steps toward your goal were a breeze. And then, it’s time to make a specific request from someone or get ou... |
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Ignore Everybody
by Danielle LaPorte
Every pithy page brought from my new very favorite book Ignore Everybody by Hugh MacLeod brought on a yes! MacLeod is a foul-mouthed, illuminated advertising pro, who writes about marketing, meaningful living, and in his own way ... love. He is pulle... |
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Your Weakness Is Your Strength
by Guest Tickler
As an immigrant to the United States, I am not what one would consider part of the fabric of mainstream culture. Of Asian descent, I belong to a group that makes up just 4.4 percent of the population. I have dark hair, big eyes, a Singapore smile... |
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Overcoming obstacles
by Ann Ronnan Ph.D.
You may have real obstacles or you may have imagined ones. Either way they tend to stop you cold. And guess what? Obstacles are a normal part of the process – particularly life changing processes.
If you spend your time avoiding obstacles ... |
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That Four Letter F-Word
by Gopinath Mavinkurve
Well, I am not referring to the one that is being commonly used to express surprise, shock, anger, awe or all of it at the same time. I am talking about the other 4-letter F-word, which is about the emotion that we all experience at some time or the other: |
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Power Packed Ways To Boost Networking!
by Ann Ronnan Ph.D.
Many of the women who work with me are shy. And so was I when I first left my “job job” and began networking. When I worked in the university setting, the only networking I did was at conferences where we’d share our curriculum and research findings with others and it didn’t feel like "selling.” |
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The power of words
by Dr. Ritu Arora
My brother Raj had a huge crush on this girl ever since his adolescent years. Now in his late thirties, he still blushes at the mention of her name. Today, she has 2 kids, and is happily married…to someone else. Why? He did not ask her to marry him... |
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Monday morning sex talk
by Danielle LaPorte
But I've noticed that even shiny, sexy, wide-awake people don’t talk that much about sex. The general conversation starts and stops with whether you’re getting it or not. “It’s good.” “We need to make more time for it.” “Haven’t gotten around to it.” |
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Healthy boundaries change everything
by Grace Kerina
Imagine two kids fighting over a toy. “It’s mine!” “No, it’s mine!” They yank the toy back and forth, neither kid letting go, neither kid giving up.
Now, imagine you’re the toy. Not only are you being pulled this way at that, but, mo... |
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Faith It Till You Make It
by Ann Ronnan Ph.D.
What keeps you from moving steadily towards your desired goals? I can bet it’s that four letter word - FEAR. Maybe your first few baby steps toward your goal were a breeze. And then, it’s time to make a specific request from someone or get ou... |
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Tickled by Insults
by PK
Discussing the “Sayings” (5)
If you can’t ignore an insult, top it. If you can’t top it, laugh it off; and if you can’t laugh it off, it’s probably deserved. – J.Russel Lyne
I find a great beauty and truth in this saying and i... |
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How to be a leader
by Mario Luis Tavares Ferreira
A common sentence that we hear often is that leadership is given not taken, is it true?
Another common sentence is that you are born a leader, that it is a natural gift.
In some aspects it is. But, there are some attitudes that can be acquired ... |
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How to be a lovable HR professional
by Ghazala Sarfraz
Nowadays companies are looking for competence in HR professionals. In the past, HR professionals were often viewed as systematizing or a policy making hands. Their role was more aligned with the administrative role and was limited to day-to-day perso... |
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Leading with a light and gentle touch
by Eric Garner
There is a paradox at the heart of facilitation as there is at the heart of all people management; and that is, that to get people to do great things, we, the group leaders, need to allow things to happen, not by doing a lot but by doing as little as... |
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Qualities of successful leaders
by Drew Stevens
What and who is a leader? The Webster’s Dictionary defines leader as a person who by force of example, talents or qualities of leadership plays a directing role, wields commanding influence, or has a following in any sphere of activity or thought. ... |
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TiE Entrepreneurial Summit - 1
by Sushant Chari
“Who is an entrepreneur?” Scott Cook, Founder & Chairman of Intuit asks.
An entrepreneur makes something better or faster or cheaper or all three.
These words were representative of the Entrepreneurial Summit conducted by TiE (The Indus Ent... |
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Use the Hero Myth to create your leadership journey!
by Santhosh Babu
Many of us many a time might have realized that leadership is not about a position but an attitude. It is all about making a difference to one’s own self and others. It is an inner shift, a calling, an urge, a pull, a realization and a cause that kick starts the leadership or changes journey for many. |
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Make your personal vision statement now!
by D Muralidharan
Did you think that vision statements or credos are only for organizations and not for you and me? It’s time for a reality check.
The most important driving force of any successful and contended individual is his or her ‘vision statement’. An... |
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Globalization: Threats and lessons
by Mario Luis Tavares Ferreira
Since the end of last century we are seeing global changes never seen in recent or old history. The iron wall collapsing and the Soviet Union breaking in pieces are unique events in history because never a large empire disappeared so smoothly. Co... |
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