Less Can Be More In Life and Career
Focus your goals and priorities to do a few things extraordinarily well instead of many things in a mediocre fashion
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Approach Work Conflict with a Coaching Mindset
Most of us have experienced an uncomfortable situation at work with a colleague that resulted in a conflict, heightened emotions, or ideological differences. While some conflict averse individuals use avoidance to sweep problems under the rug, that technique does not solve the issue and often results in festering and rumination that can be emotionally debilitating. […]
Brave Up and Advocate for Others in the Career World
Show Up! Speak Up! Listen Up! and Brave Up! to become an empowered professional in the career world.
Your Working Life with Jeff Ton and Amy Brown
Jeff Ton and Amy Brown released an audio book first written by Jeff’s mom, Mary Ellen Ton about life lessons after a tragic fire.
Should We Fist Bump, Bow, or Shake Hands?
After the long pandemic hiatus from in-person gatherings, I recently attended a few professional events with people in attendance at large venues. It was delightful to see colleagues face-to-face whom I had only communicated with via Zoom after almost 2 years. Some people I met in-person for the very first time since our entire professional […]
Your Working Life with Barry Nalebuff
Barry Nalebuff talks about a principled way of negotiating vs. one that is stressful and brings out the worst in people.
Earning the Respect of Others at Work is Worth the Effort
It is human nature to want to be liked at work, but I urge you to go the extra mile to earn the respect of your colleagues and your boss. There is a difference between being liked and respected in a leadership role. If you earn the respect of your team, your people will be […]
Don’t Worry About Things You Can’t Control
Life is full enough of difficulties so stop worrying about things you have no control over and spend your time focusing on what you can.
Your Working Life with Kim Hvidkjaer
Kim Hvidkjaer talks about why good ideas, passion and funding are not enough to start a successful business.
