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Author Archives: Kathleen Kelley Reardon
Are The Red Sox Suffering from Political Pathology?
You’ll rarely find me writing about baseball, though I love the game. But here it goes. I would be truly surprised if the Red Sox aren’t suffering from an increasing case of pathological politics. If you’ve read Comebacks at Work … Continue reading
Posted in Dust Ups, Leadership, Politics
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Pivotal Moments That Change our Lives
Today I shared with a writer one of the pivotal moments in my life. We all have them – those times when someone, usually more senior, says something that causes us to reflect and to change. For me it was … Continue reading
Posted in Choice Points, Confrontation
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When the Candidate’s a Woman
So what do you say as a woman when someone questions why you’ve decided not to support a certain female candidate? It’s a silly question in a way, but as Sarah Palin contemplates entering the presidential candidate field, should we … Continue reading
Posted in Comebacks, Politics, Uncategorized
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One Mind “Moonshot” Conference in Boston
Patrick Kennedy has gathered together many of the best and brightest scientists and advocates for mental health in Boston. I’m sitting in the One Mind conference and with my own research and personal connections to this field, I’m still amazed … Continue reading
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Taunting and Verbal Sparring — Are They Not Your Style?
Perhaps you listened to Here & Now on PBS today. Professor Gary King of Harvard University was interviewed. In a study involving 64,000 congressional press releases, he and his team discovered that our representatives taunt 27% of the time. He … Continue reading
Posted in Comebacks, Confrontation, Gotcha!
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Comebacks Up Close — How to not be Predictable
This recent interview conducted by Jean Stafford describes a number of concepts in Comebacks at Work. Much of what you’ll hear involves doing the unexpected rather than being predictable. We are creatures of pattern and often react rather than respond. … Continue reading
What are Comebacks? Why do You Need To Have a Repertoire?
I’ve wondered at times lately whether the title of our new book throws people off. Comebacks are viewed by some as quips rather than what to say in difficult situations. The broader definition of comebacks includes long and short ways … Continue reading
Posted in Choice Points, Confrontation, Leadership
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