Monthly Archives: August 2013

Persuasion: The Lost Art at The Top

My blog, “Why Should We Believe Them This Time?” is on Huffington Post today.  It’s a question that must be in the minds of not only Americans but people around the world trying to assess whether this time our leaders … Continue reading

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Leadership Tutorials for Women

If you’ve stopped by to read the Leadership Tutorials for Women, you can go to that section by clicking “Categories” in the right column of this page and then “Tutorials for Women.”  You’ll find them a lot more quickly that … Continue reading

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President Obama’s Education Plan

I just posted a blog on Huffpo “President Obama’s Education Plan — A No-Brainer for Colleges.”  That one deals with the ability of colleges to respond with some ease to the president’s concerns because they are set up to do … Continue reading

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Just Another Day of Assumptions, Inferences and Judgments

I was listening yesterday to a former debater describe how difficult it is for young people to understand the importance of providing credible support for what they say in an era when even the most established of sources get away … Continue reading

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SHADOW CAMPUS #25 on Amazon Crime Thriller Bestsellers!

My debut novel, just released a few weeks ago, is #25 today on Amazon KINDLE Crime Thriller Bestsellers! Writing and publishing a novel after years of nonfiction is a challenge but now authors need to help get the word out. … Continue reading

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Standing Up For Your Health

I posted a blog on Huffington Post today, “Mammogram Assault –  It Doesn’t Have to Happen to You” because it doesn’t.   Many of the blogs on this site are about what to say when things aren’t right.  When it … Continue reading

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What Do You Say to “No”?

Sometimes a “No” means exactly that.  More often than not, it means “I can’t help you,” “I won’t help you,” “I don’t know how,” “I couldn’t be bothered,” or some related message.  Most “No” responses have more to do with … Continue reading

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Is Your Child Going Off To College? Know The Politics Going In

It’s only natural with teenagers and young adults heading off to college or returning that you wonder what goes on behind the scenes.  Sometimes you’re just so pleased about their promise, that any thought about politics within departments is the … Continue reading

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Leadership Tutorial VII (for women): Are Women Less Politically Savvy?

This question comes up regularly.  And it’s an important one.  I’ve dealt with it in nonfiction and now in fiction in Shadow Campus.  The answer, I believe, is that it depends on the arena in which women work and how … Continue reading

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SHADOW CAMPUS — New Novel Now on Kindle

Shadow Campus is now on Kindle.

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