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Up until this point in my blog, I’ve written what might seem like teasers. Instead of being direct about how to make tactical changes to a resume, I’ve come at it another way, writing on topics like the 90-Second Resume… Continue Reading →
This past week, I’ve been intensely and intentionally applying some concepts from David Rock’s Your Brain at Work, particularly “self-directed neuroplasticity.” I’ve also been applying them in relation to the Enneagram social styles of Assertive, Compliant and Reactive. Stay with… Continue Reading →
I have a friend I’ll call Sandy – because that’s her name – who I love to watch in action in social situations. She is at ease making conversation with people from all walks of life, effortlessly drawing them out… Continue Reading →
I was recently reminded that the human animal is the only creature in the natural world that takes as long as it does to reach maturity and live independently. Since we need so much help simply to survive for so… Continue Reading →
I like to think I’m pretty coachable. I’ve had many great coaches over the years who helped me learn new skills, hone latent talents, and navigate bumpy transitions. For me, the lessons that landed best were short, easy to remember… Continue Reading →