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The following blog post originally appeared as a guest-post on Business New Daily. It’s a wonderful website – check it out! The day you start working for a company or organization is the day you should start preparing for your performance review. Begin by making notes in a journal or file that documents all of [...]
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Tuesday, June 18th, 20135 Ways to Stay Healthy While Running A Business
Friday, May 10th, 2013It takes a great deal of perseverance to run a company today and there will always be times when “all hands on deck” are required. You simply cannot be successful if you don’t have the willingness to do what it takes during challenging times. However, if you don’t have your health/fitness regime, personal and family [...]
Why Introverts May Be Your Best Employees
Friday, April 19th, 2013The following article is a guest-post that originally appeared in The Business News Daily. Introverts in the workplace are often misunderstood. They can come across as withdrawn or apathetic – the fact is they are usually extremely valuable members of a team. For example, if you’re in a group meeting situation a manager simply needs [...]
Step Into Your Leadership Power with Heart-Centered Leadership
Thursday, April 11th, 2013On April 24th I have the honor of speaking at the Possible Woman Conference in Atlanta. In its 17th year, Possible Woman is an inspiring conference that connects attendees with the growth possibilities in every woman. This year’s theme is “power, purpose and passion”. I will be discussing heart-centered leadership and what it means to [...]
Riding the upward spiral of life: Gratitude as a practice for well-being
Tuesday, March 5th, 2013Guest post by Robert Schaefer, VP of Client Services, Steinbrecher And Associates Gratitude is the fairest blossom which springs from the soul. ~ Henry Ward Beecher In Susan’s book, Kensho A Modern Awakening, she elaborates on the conviction that once you consciously express your appreciation for the hand you have been dealt in [...]
Gaining Further Insight into the Dangerous Habit of Texting-While-Driving
Monday, February 18th, 2013Guest post by Robert Schaefer, VP of Client Services, Steinbrecher And Associates Estimates are that one-third of all young adult drivers report texting when behind the wheel of a car, a behavior representing a serious public safety risk. A few years ago, AT&T launched a “No Text On Board: It Can Wait” awareness program to [...]
Uncovering the Miracle of Self-Love
Monday, February 11th, 2013To love oneself is the beginning of a life-long romance. ~ Oscar Wilde In the spirit of Valentine’s Day I’d like to challenge you to put the chocolates and romance aside for a moment and focus on what’s most important: self-love. For me, self-love means the ability to be receptive to our “inner voice” [...]
Leadership Now: It’s Time to Get Out of Your Head
Thursday, January 17th, 2013In my latest book, KENSHO: A Modern Awakening, I examine the fact that today, many of us are prompted to question the framework within which we have built our lives. What’s important to us now? As we struggle to create more balance in our over-amped schedules, we are also yearning for more meaningful connections in [...]
Top 10 Ways to Actually Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions
Monday, December 31st, 2012For many, the dawn of a new year signifies new beginnings, promises of change and new commitments. Many of us declare new personal and professional goals – exercise more, eat healthier, pursue a promotion, spend less time online, work on our relationships – the list goes on, but it’s rarely adhered to. The first step [...]
Taking it personally: leadership and mindfulness training
Tuesday, December 18th, 2012Guest post by Robert Schaefer, VP of Client Services, Steinbrecher And Associates Cognitive science recognizes two distinct ways that we refer to ourselves. First, there is the extended form of self-reference. This is the concept of the self that exists across the length of our lives, often called the “narrative” self. Secondly, there is the [...]