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All Change Please

Change seems all around us. Obvious of course but sometimes the speed is alarming. You can swing from just going along in your routine and then be into an almost unrecognisable life. When the changes are unwelcome how can we manage them? Look to a higher meaning, wonder what life is t
June 15, 2013
by Angela
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development, opportunity

Who did you say you were?

Had a great day working with one of our Accelerated Development groups on Wednesday. No matter how many groups we work with they are each so astoundingly different. Each group as an entity seems to take on its own distinct personality.
November 25, 2009
by Angela
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development, Personal Development, training

On Being Happy

Apparently the reason so many people like the thrill of the roller coaster is the desire for that ‘happy’ moment.  Personally I will need to get my happiness elsewhere as they just frighten the life out of me, but the quest for happiness is a strong driver for the majority of us. Of c
November 25, 2009
by Angela
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development

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RT @HarvardBiz "In my experience, the most impactful development happens not through formal programs, but smaller moments that occur within the workplace." s.hbr.org/2Re9nxK

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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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