I recently gave a talk in front of a group of senior executives (older folk) who are ‘in the hallway’
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Growing Old Disgracefully
I hope I am growing old disgracefully.
I know I was a disgrace when I was young.
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This is Your Life. Do What You Want…
"This is your life. Do what you want and do it often. If you don't like something, change it.
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A Dog Never Tells What She Knows…
A dog can never tell you what she knows from the smells of the world, but you know,
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What Can You ‘Give’ Your Children?
I have two children; they are wonderful people. There are times when I wonder what I gave them.
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No Boss, No Office and My Peers Decide My Pay… What?
“Imagine a company where everyone is equal and managers don’t exist. A place where employees sit where they want,
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Why Grit, Not IQ, Predicts Success
I am thinking of two mid-30’s business leaders.
One went to Yale and had a lot of advantages in life.
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Become a Connoisseur of Your Mistakes
“The chief trick to making good mistakes is not to hide them – especially not from yourself.
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Living for Today… and Tomorrow
My aha career moments… here are two.
1) I had been working in corporate America (a Fortune 25 company) when I got pregnant with my first child.
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You Asked For It… (Or Not)
The number one most common mistake at a job interview is:
failing to ask for the job*
WOW!
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