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Resilience Needed

I was asked to contribute a small piece on resilience for a professional paper and was drawn to the observation of how essential resilience now is to anyone setting off on a new career path. Although always in the back of my mind I am concerned that resilience can morph into sheer blo
January 26, 2013
by Angela
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confidence, courage, self belief

We Tell Others How To Treat Us

I was reminded this week in painful circumstance how it is human nature to judge ourselves by our motives and others by their actions. If we can try, with great difficulty sometimes, to wonder why we have received the reaction we have and to consider how our behaviour might have been
August 31, 2012
by Angela
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confidence, courage

Be True To Yourself

Many people live their lives in a form of reverse. They reverse, like a car into their jobs, into their relationships and only stop if they bump into something. They do not have clear goals, and so they accept, albeit grudgingly at times, whatever is thrown at them. They take the educ
January 22, 2010
by Angela
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courage, relationships

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RT @HarvardBiz Even though 76% of working professionals believe that having a mentor is important to growth, more than 54% don't have one. s.hbr.org/38riMrB

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RT @HarvardBiz These researchers examined assessments of 87,000 leaders to learn more about what makes employees trust their managers. s.hbr.org/2TFyDyR

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RT @HarvardBiz How to get yourself on track to accomplish something big: 1. Identify a tiny "micro habit" to cultivate. 2. Piggyback your new habit on a daily task. 3. Track your progress. 4. Hold steady. 5. Seek accountability. s.hbr.org/2tFa2j1

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