Relationships? Who needs them?
Sticking with my basics theme, how do you feel about building relationships? Does it scare you or does it excite […]
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Priorities
Think Failure to Succeed
“Most success springs from an obstacle or failure. I became a cartoonist largely because I failed in my goal of
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Introverts Unite! (oh, wait, that’s going to be tough…)
Hi, I’m Camille and I’m an extrovert. (Hi, Camille.) I confess that from time to time I’ve overlooked the talents
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Be “the One” (for yourself)
Exhausted by being connected 24/7? Worried you’ll be seen as a slacker if you don’t answer every email within 14
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Managing Projects Overseas – Part III – Simplify the Process
Managing Projects Overseas – Part III – Simplify the Process We just spoke of global perspective of managing projects overseas,
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Managing Overseas Projects – Part I A Global Perspective
Managing Overseas Projects – Part I – A Global Perspective All of us have had a fair share of success
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What we can learn from Judge Judy
It’s impossible not to judge. Telling someone else “not to judge” — shows you have made the judgment that they are judging. Most opinions, descriptions, decisions, views, rulings, and critiques are judgments.
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How a diet tip helped me get a work-related request accomplished.
I know this sounds strange, but I used a diet tip that I read from Micheal Thurmond’s “6 Day Body Makeover” – to accomplish career critical tasks.
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How to handle jealousy in the office.
I received the below great question a few days after my Art of War for Product Managers and High-Performing Professionals.
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If you can drive, you can understand project managing.
If you know how to drive, you already understand project management. You may still not want to be a project manager, but at least you understand better their function and value. In fact, project management and defensive driving have much in common.
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Pro and Con list to make better decisions.
Most everyone is familiar with Pro and Con lists to help make a decision. Often times the Pro and Con List does very little to clarify the decision – because – well – the reason you are creating the Pro/Con list is because it was a ‘close call’ to begin with. We don’t go to the trouble of making a Pro and Con list on ‘no-brainers’. Often times the pro and cons are pretty equal – making the decision still difficult. Our mistake is that we stop at this point. We don’t take the next step to reduce the impact of the “Cons”.
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