Archive for the ‘Inspiring Thoughts’ Category
By Franke James, MFA
Work can get pretty boring, so how do you liven it up? Dance of course!
A crazy dance concept to entertain TV viewers worked sensationally for two traffic reporters in two different states: Jill Nicolini from the CW11 Morning News, in New York, and Bob Herzog, from ...
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By Marty Seldman, Ph.D. and Joshua Seldman
Executives need stamina to remain consistently focused on and energized about the task at hand. Getting too tired, busy or stressed also increases your chances of making career damaging mistakes. In "Executive Stamina" (John Wiley, May 2008) you'll learn the skills and systems necessary ...
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Kathleen Kelley Reardon, Ph. D. writes:
"Courage is a kind of power akin to but more substantial than charisma. Courageous people are at once admired and feared, largely because they appear to lack fear themselves and also because they are unpredictable. These attributes make them an anomaly. As one manager ...
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OPINION BY JOHN A. CHALLENGER
John A. Challenger is chief executive officer of Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., the global outplacement consultancy that pioneered outplacement as an employer-paid benefit in the 1960s. Challenger is a recognized thought leader on workplace, labor, and economic issues.
With the contest and ...
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