Month: October 2024

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Emotions at Work

Emotions at Work I recently attended a fabulous presentation by Dan Hill, author of Emotionomics. He gave very specific ideas for how to improve your team members’ engagement, particularly around meetings (even remotely), by focusing on their emotions. One thing to note: Only 12% of managers are truly good at emotional intelligence — knowing themselves […]
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Utilizing the Power of AI for Enhanced Efficiency and Business Expansion

Utilizing the Power of AI for Enhanced Efficiency and Business Expansion AI technology offers a multitude of tools that can simplify and optimize research tasks. Modern marketers often find themselves drowning in data, with endless websites and sources to sift through for relevant information. AI can streamline this process, providing accurate results in a fraction […]
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Discover

Discover Discover means to see something for the first time or to make known or visible, according to Merriam Webster. The truth be known, it is widely misused. I recall a “Seinfeld” episode where George Costanza is asked who his favorite explorer is, and he replies with DeSoto because he discovered the Mississippi River. Jerry […]
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Is Work/Life Balance a Myth?

A couple weeks ago I attended a women’s conference.  One of the conference presentations was a panel discussion.  The facilitator asked the panelists if they believed that work/life balance was a myth? Here are my thoughts… Having a perfectly balanced life is unattainable.  Either work or life will take priority.  With that said, it is […]
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Received

Received When someone has the desire to bestow a gift upon you, what do you say? What do you do? Most folks will say, “No, thank you. You don’t have to do anything for me,” or, “Don’t bother yourself. It’s too much trouble. I’m okay.” They wave their hands or shake their heads signifying, no. […]
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