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SWOT Party

I am planning a SWOT party and want to share the idea with all of you.  Do you want to do something new?  Are you considering a new business, new job, starting a family, moving, writing a book, creating a new policy at work, starting a non-profit, planning a special event?  And are you ready …

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Sweet Ways to Engage Savory Clients

After 30 years in this very customer-service focused career, I’ve had numerous difficult situations arise. Through a multitude of professional and personal experiences, I have stumbled upon a passion for researching how to appreciate uniqueness in humans, understand authentic relationships and create community and teams that thrive. This interest has led me to get certifications …

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It’s Time to Stop Confusing Perks for Culture

Dog-friendly workspaces. Flexible PTO. Shoe-optional dress code. Free beer on Fridays. The idea of company culture has become almost synonymous with this idea of a very modern workplace—think less law firm, more Google. But culture isn’t about standing desks and catered lunches (although, free food is never a bad idea). According to Melissa Daimler, “there are three elements to …

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Conquer your Emotions for Productive Interactions

Our Interactions are Determined by our Unconscious Thoughts. What happens when you feel yourself get emotionally hooked?  You feel some strong emotion, your heart races, etc.  We have an interaction with another person we work with and we immediately make up a story about what that interaction means.   Let’s say you are excited about …

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Conflict’s Drag on the Workplace

What’s the first word or phrase that comes to mind when you think of “workplace conflict”? We’re guessing that super fun or awesome or beneficial aren’t exactly at the top of the list. In a recent study, Wiley asked 12,000 Everything DiSC® participants (from executives to individual contributors) this same question, and their responses were pretty much what you’d expect: It’s no …

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