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Transcend Your Mistakes: The Power of Personal Growth

Skip Prichard

Harness the Power of Story to Transform Have you ever stopped to contemplate the mistakes we make in life? When you live your passion, you rise above mediocrity because you’re motivated by love for what you do, and love is a powerful motivator. Feel the power that comes from focusing on what excites you.”

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Executive Presence Training

Career Advancement

By experiencing this executive presence program , leaders will acquire the necessary traits to develop their executive presence and become the elite performers who influence outcomes, contribute to major decisions, and drive change for the betterment of the company. Here’s the program and what the audience learned.

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The Unspoken Role of Confidence in Leadership

Great Leadership By Dan

The latter, because of its lack of position power, implies the ability to influence without it. Secondly, to lead in the sense described above requires influence, but this requires confidence. Hewitt: Leadership is one of the most regularly used words in the world of business, and arguably one of the most important.

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Simple Techniques to Overcome Negative Emotions When Negotiating with Others

Leading Blog

A 2004 experiment using sociometric badges in a mock negotiation (between a corporate vice president and a middle manager) demonstrated that “tone of voice” used by participants in the first five minutes predicted more than a third of the variation in the objective and subjective outcome of a negotiation. Relationships are negotiations.

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How To Navigate Controversial Topics In The Workplace

Lead from Within

Any conversation has the potential to turn controversial at the workplace, but there are some topics that we know are likely to lead to controversy and disagreement: politics, religion, personal relationships, even family problems. Be low-key but firm about changing the topic. Here are some tips: Set the tone from the top.

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6 Ways to Rediscover the Joy of Reading

The Office Blend Blog

Consider the subject. If your life or work could be characterized as heavy or stressful and you have the inclination toward engaging with more heavy topics as reading material, more power to you. Utilize the Pomodoro technique (25 minutes) or James Clear’s page target (20 pages a day). Limit the pressure. A time for reading.

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The Ground Rules: How to Argue with Yourself About Your Work Life

The Office Blend Blog

I participate in egregious inner conversations concerning a host of topics; including an inability to tolerate boredom and a long-standing uneasiness speaking in front of large groups. We might learn something from how we share our broader views and values on subjects other than work life. Indeed, we all have bad days and weeks.

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