4). Thai..ke Thyme: What is your work ethic?
From my earlier blogs you will remember that we were in Bangkok and that I hadn’t had great success with […]
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Process
3). Thai..ke Thyme: Matching your needs?
As I mentioned in my earlier blog – our family was having a holiday in Bangkok and we were learning
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2). Thai..ke Thyme: Are you and your service provider on the same wavelength?
As I mentioned in my earlier blog – my family were holidaying in Bangkok and learning to adjust to the
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1). Thai..ke Thyme: Project managing your R&R time
Sounds a bit of a contradiction doesn’t it? I mean project management is often a tad frenetic, so how do
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Do Worry, Be Happy
I am a professional worrier. Yes, at times I actually feel like I get paid to worry. What could go
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Project Management Unplugged: Facilitation and the Power of Intuition
When I started working as a Program Manager back in the early 90s, I realized that I had to take
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Project Management Unplugged: When it’s not about the metrics
Project Management Unplugged: When it’s not about the metrics Where I’m coming from… Job descriptions for project and program managers
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Setting expectations: A positive defense against moochers
Today’s economy is certainly making most people anxious. In these desperate times, the positive frugal, thrifty and cautious nature can be taken a tad too far. Without knowing, this singular cost-conscious attention morphs turns to mooching or taking advantage of friends and family. Use this tips to avoid being either the moocher or the enabler.
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Waiting to be sure is a losing strategy.
Waiting to take action until your sure about the outcome of the action is a losing strategy. You can never be 100% sure of the results, because the results are “future based”.
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