2007

How Less Work Produces Great Work

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Maybe it's just the time of the year - post Thanksgiving and pre-Christmas/Chanukah - but it seems to me that everything I'm reading is telling me to work less. Or maybe it's just that I took a breath, following my final business trip of the year - approximately 24 roundtrips - but who is counting anyway - to actually listen to the Universe. Now, I'm very fortunate, because most of my business trips are personal rewards.

So I Said to Myself… | Erika Andersen

Erika Andersen

So I Said to Myself… You know you talk to yourself, right? Don't worry about it – everyone talks to themselves. However, I'm continually astonished at the degree to which our self-talk — that internal monologue that runs pretty much

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Hope for Women Business Authors, Afterall. Subscribe in a reader · Bookmark and Share. Posted: June 7, 2007, 06:31 AM by Leslie Grossman. Last night I had an "aha" experience. I missed my train leaving from Grand Central Terminal in NYC

The Secret: Women are Fabulous at Economics and Math. Now Go Get Your Award!

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The news that Harvard University Professor Susan Athey, 36, won the praised John Bates Clark Medal - for the Nation's Most Promising Economist Under Age 40 - defies Lawrence Summers statement that got him fired as President of Harvard. However, most important, her receipt of this award will create new opportunities for women in economics and related fields as it sets the Law of Attraction (of "The Secret" fame) into action.

Harvard Breaks Their Rules

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Congratulations Harvard! Welcome Drew Gilpin Faust, the first female president of what some consider the top university in the US. After 371 years, since its founding, and a bonfire of criticism of its previous president Lawrence Summers, who suggested that women's lack of ability explained why less women than men are at the top in math and science in the educational arena -- Harvard chose a woman to lead it into the 21st century. Who is this woman?