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October 2011 LeaderLens
Greetings Dear Readers, I thought I’d pass it along for those who are interested in a short interview with me on the topic of resilience....
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Happy Labor Day – Sort Of…
While of course we’ve got an easy way to complain about this by blaming our politicians, it’s time to face up to what each of us do to...
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Scary Job Numbers Call for UNFEAR
From the Times article: “The problem is less that companies are laying people off than that they are not hiring. Consumers and employers...
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Scandalous!
Check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_corporate_scandals Please discuss.
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Unemployment #s Call for UNFEAR Across the USA
From CBS news on June 13, 2011: “About 6.2 million Americans, 45.1 percent of all unemployed workers in this country, have been jobless...
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The Blame Game: An Interview with Author Ben Dattner
Greetings dear reader! Every so often over the next few months I’ll be interviewing authors of business books I recommend, all of whom...
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So What about Your Reputation?
As leaders one of our most important assets is our reputation. So why are we seeing so many respected leaders going down in flames...
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Proof that TRUST results in financial performance
Most of us know intuitively that trust, collaboration, and leadership make for more successful organizations. But what if we could prove...
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Practicing Mindfullness
Obsessive thinking, when you feel your mind spinning and not stopping, is a huge challenge in our culture of “get it done right now!” I...
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Smart Ways to Prepare for Crisis
We gain when we are alert and prepared, and fear can be a way to remain vigilant. But we need not be overcome by fear of the future as...
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Stop Your Whining! Three Steps to Being Complaint Free
TRY THIS Preserving Your Optimism This exercise is from Martin Seligman’s wonderful work on “Learned Optimism.” Because it is such a...
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The Rewards of Victimhood
“People have a hard time letting go of their suffering. Out of their fear of the unknown, they prefer suffering that is familiar. ”...
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How do you use the four practices of UNFEAR?
In the first blog of this series, Fear at Work: is your team in shock, I asked you to take a moment to identify your own ‘being state’...
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Shackleton and UNFEAR
Last week I introduced the concept of my book, UNFEAR, which will be released this autumn. UNFEAR : \ ən-fir\ confidence in one’s ability...
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Fear at Work: is your team in shock?
Are you leading a team in turmoil, or looking for a way to survive business and work challenges? You may be going through change—asking...
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Unfear: Facing Change in an Era of Uncertainty
Never fear dear reader – the book I’ve been working on for a year (one of the many reasons I have JUST begun using this blog) is DONE!...
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