Monthly Archives: July 2015
Free Teleclass: The New Rules for Career Happiness
The New Rules for Career Happiness Tuesday, August 25th, 2015 10:00-10:30am PDT REGISTER NOW
‘Be Curious, Be Generous and Bring People Together’
By Angela Carter, Principal, Ernst & Young LLP I’ve been fortunate in my career—I’ve worked with leading technology companies during an incredibly exciting time in the global technology revolution while being able to bring professional services to my clients that have helped them achieve their business goals. My trajectory hasn’t followed a straight path and it didn’t come about as the result of a calculated five-year plan either. When I … [ more ]
9 Ways the U.S. Women’s World Cup Win Makes the World a Better Place
You don’t have to be a soccer fanatic to understand how truly awesome the U.S. women’s World Cup win is. So you can have a full and fine appreciation, here, with help from our Facebook followers, are 9 ways the triumph raised the bar, shifted the paradigm, shattered the ceiling—and otherwise rocked:
Exclusive Offer from Good Morning America’s Tory Johnson
Tory Johnson lived for nearly 40 years believing that if only she could lose weight everything would be perfect—only to discover that life doesn’t work that way. She finally did what had always been impossible: She lost 62 pounds in a year, and more since then. But rainbows and unicorns never appeared. While she’s incredibly proud of her ongoing weight loss journey—a gigantic reward itself—it took several subsequent personal and … [ more ]
Courage Training for Civilians
On her third tour of duty in Afghanistan, rescue helicopter pilot MJ Hegar and her crew were Medevacing three American soldiers who urgently needed surgery when they took fire from a large belt-fed machine gun. Still, they lifted off, determined to save the wounded soldiers’ lives. But with their fuel lines hit, they had to crash land. Hegar, who sustained shrapnel in her arm and thigh, fought the enemy off … [ more ]
What You Really Need to Do to Move Up
Do you undermine yourself when you talk? If you say “just” a lot (as in, just checking in or this will just take a minute), former Google executive Ellen Petry Leanse says yes. In her LinkedIn blog post, which got a lot of people talking this summer, she claims that women say the word a lot more than men, and that the tendency can undercut one’s clarity and credibility. “Using … [ more ]
Podcast: How to Set Boundaries Without Feeling Guilty
In this 30-minute session, Vanessa Loder shares the seven key habits that will enable you to say no and set boundaries with ease. Learning these skills will free up additional time and energy for you to pursue those things that really matter, and by applying this formula, you’ll create even more respect from those around you while standing firm in your authentic values. Click Play to listen or read the full … [ more ]
Free Teleclass: Strategies to Work Smarter, Not Harder
Work Simply and Live Fully: Strategies to Work Smarter, Not Harder Tuesday, July 28th, 2015 10:00 am PDT REGISTER HERE
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