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A Minute With The Style Shrink
by Danielle LaPorte
I once worked with a branding client who had a closet full of clothes fit for a hooker. Purple animal prints, a sequin skirt (with the price tag still on it,) lacey, itty-bitty things. Yet, she told me that her ideal outfit was a crisp white shirt, straight-legged jeans and a single strand of pearls. "I could wear that everyday," she pined. "You know, Jackie O with a twist." Uh–huh. |
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"How To Marry A Millionaire"
by Gabrielle Teare
Film has always had an enormous impact on fashion. Hubert Givenchy in creating a wardrobe for Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s created some of the most iconic and enduringly fashion images ever. Audrey is always top of any list of the most... |
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"How To Marry A Millionaire"
by Gabrielle Teare
Film has always had an enormous impact on fashion. Hubert Givenchy in creating a wardrobe for Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s created some of the most iconic and enduringly fashion images ever. Audrey is always top of any list of the most... |
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A Minute With The Style Shrink
by Danielle LaPorte
I once worked with a branding client who had a closet full of clothes fit for a hooker. Purple animal prints, a sequin skirt (with the price tag still on it,) lacey, itty-bitty things. Yet, she told me that her ideal outfit was a crisp white shirt, straight-legged jeans and a single strand of pearls. "I could wear that everyday," she pined. "You know, Jackie O with a twist." Uh–huh. |
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"How To Marry A Millionaire"
by Gabrielle Teare
Film has always had an enormous impact on fashion. Hubert Givenchy in creating a wardrobe for Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s created some of the most iconic and enduringly fashion images ever. Audrey is always top of any list of the most... |
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A Minute With The Style Shrink
by Danielle LaPorte
I once worked with a branding client who had a closet full of clothes fit for a hooker. Purple animal prints, a sequin skirt (with the price tag still on it,) lacey, itty-bitty things. Yet, she told me that her ideal outfit was a crisp white shirt, straight-legged jeans and a single strand of pearls. "I could wear that everyday," she pined. "You know, Jackie O with a twist." Uh–huh. |
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You've Been Framed!
by K R Ravi
Years of conditioning and training can lead to a freezing of frames. These frames help us to simplify the world but the danger lies in oversimplification and holding on to frames after they are no longer relevant. Albert Einstein admonished his colleagues, “Make it as simple as possible but no simpler.” |
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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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3 powerful tips for making 2009 your best year ever
by Guest Tickler
2010 is here! There are three powerful tips I'd like to share with you that'll not only make 2010 your best year ever, but will lay the essential groundwork for abundance and prosperity beyond your wildest dreams for you and your loved ones in the years to come. |
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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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Dare to delegate
by Sam Paul
Did you ever wonder about the best way to get a job done when you have multiple jobs to complete at the same time? Multitasking is a definite need in today’s leadership and management environment. Did you ever give thought to replicating your skill... |
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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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Solutions? No problem.
by K R Ravi
Traffic authorities in a city faced a problem typical of any busy city - a street choc-a-bloc with vehicles, bumper-to-bumper in ordinary parlance. It is evening time and harried office goers are returning home. Suddenly a pedestrian darts across the... |
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Thinking Out Of The Box
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Businesses today have to act and react faster than ever before as they are impacted by increased competition and global changes. Hence the need for enhanced effectiveness and productivity at work so as to help the business grow in this increasingly c... |
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Laddership is Leadership!
by S. Deenadayalan
In the last three decades of my work in the behavioral arena, I have met eminent personalities at the highest echelons of society as well as the unsung heroes at the grass-roots. In the process, my conviction has become stronger that leadership means being a ladder for others to rise. |
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