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Monthly Archives: March 2015
More on Disagreeing Without Being Disagreeable
I posted today on Big Think about a process from my book, It’s All Politics (PURRR) that can help avoid reacting rather than responding, especially at work. Often many of us say what we don’t mean, speak before we think, … Continue reading
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Is There Still an Art to Connectedness?
As human beings we have a need for inclusion — being connected to others. Professionally, such connectedness can be a considerable advantage as well. As I wrote in a blog at Big Think today, however, it’s easy to forget that “real” … Continue reading
Posted in Influence, Leadership, Politics, Uncategorized
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Protecting Yourself From Media Lies
The poor quality of most televised and print journalism in the U.S. is an issue that is even more concerning as a presidential election draws nearer. And so I wrote the blog featured today on Huffington Post about how that … Continue reading
Posted in Influence, Politics
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Debunking Myths That Stall Women’s Careers
Shellie Karabell, leadership writer for Forbes, helped debunk some myths about female leadership this week in her blog about female killer whales. Apparently if the male killer whales fretted as much as male and female humans about whether females should … Continue reading
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Comebacks at Work Opportunity
About a month ago I noticed that Comebacks at Work had been reduced from around $11.99 to $3.99 on Amazon Kindle. I mentioned it on this site. Shortly thereafter, it went back up. It’s now back down again to $3.99. … Continue reading
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Unwanted Repetitive Episodes — Breaking loose at Choice Points
Unwanted repetitive episodes (URPs or UREPs for short) are the patterns we develop with people at work, at home, in friendships and even with acquaintances. They’re unwanted because they’re dysfunctional. I’ve written about them in my books on politics at … Continue reading
Speaking Like a Woman at Work
A few words on speaking like the “duck” at work — and the latitude to make mistakes on route to your own effective ways of communicating conviction and competence. KathleenReardon – click here for video excerpt I mention in … Continue reading
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Was There Media Sleight of Hand in the Hillary Clinton Email Fiasco?
During the last U.S. presidential campaign period we saw how an attribute usually valued in a candidate was turned into a weakness. That characteristic was experience. Hillary Clinton had the experience, Barack Obama offered hope and change. Experience lost. In … Continue reading
They Don’t Get It, Do They? #1 Hot New Releases – Women & Business
Almost overnight They Don’t Get It, Do They? reached number 31 on Kindle Women & Business best sellers after being re-released in e-book form. It’s now number 1 on Amazon Hot New Releases for women in business. If you haven’t … Continue reading
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