Personal Development – Page 128

March 9, 2024

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On Commitment, Pets, and Abandoned Relationships

In the realm of companionship, the dichotomy between the unwavering commitment people show towards their pets and the ease with which they may abandon ...

March 8, 2024

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Office Ergonomics: Preventing Work-Related Injuries Among Professional Women

While there are more women in the workforce than ever, it’s still largely a place designed with men in mind. According to the President ...

January 2, 2024

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Outsourcing to Bureaucracy

People are losing their cognitive ability to think. Creativity and innovation move society forward; to cultivate these skills, an environment where people can think ...

December 29, 2023

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(Non) Performance Incentives

It’s easier to motivate people to work harder than it is to work smarter. It’s easier to reward people for complying with measurable activities ...

December 26, 2023

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We are all the Same, the Difference is in How we are Taught

This statement was made during a talk I attended, and it got me thinking. A British expat (let’s call him Dave) was tasked with ...

December 22, 2023

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Becoming proficient in Asking Questions

Do you ever wonder how the quality of your questions affects the quality of the answers you receive? “I asked them to do X, ...

December 19, 2023

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Neither Here nor There

If you have accepted an invitation, you have committed to be present for that interaction. There’s no use in saying yes, committing to it, ...

December 15, 2023

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Crafting Authentic Interactions and a Personal Reflection on “Busyness”

We love to tell ourselves and others how busy we are, and how hard we work. If you aren’t busy, then what are you ...

December 11, 2023

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The Wilfully Uninformed

It’s easy to say, “I don’t understand the difference” or “They are all as bad as each other” as an excuse to not have ...

December 8, 2023

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Lessons from a Woodpecker

I am sure you know what a woodpecker is, and maybe you have heard them, too. During the breeding season, woodpeckers excavate a hole ...

Category: Personal Development

On Commitment, Pets, and Abandoned Relationships

Office Ergonomics: Preventing Work-Related Injuries Among Professional Women

Outsourcing to Bureaucracy

(Non) Performance Incentives

We are all the Same, the Difference is in How we are Taught

Becoming proficient in Asking Questions

Neither Here nor There

Crafting Authentic Interactions and a Personal Reflection on “Busyness”

The Wilfully Uninformed

Lessons from a Woodpecker

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