21 Jun 12 Leadership Lessons from Dad to Help Me Play a Bigger Game
My dad attended seminary at Columbia University at a time when many of the great theologians of the 20th century emerged. Later on, as a minister in charge of his...
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07 Jun The Psychology of Career Happiness
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in Career Acceleration, Career Success, Communication, Executive Presence, Leadership
by Sarah Hathorn
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I read an interesting piece in Psychology Today by Dr. Ronald E. Riggio, Professor of Leadership and Organizational Psychology at Claremont McKenna College, about how to achieve happiness at work. Dr. Riggio points out, for instance, that our work needs to be meaningful, but sometimes it...
24 May Magnitude of Success: Get a running start on your career leap NOW!
In times like these I often have to gently nudge my clients who become too fatalistic, reminding them that they still hold the cards in terms of their ability to...
19 Apr Identify & Change Your Negative Self-Chatter
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28 Mar Leadership Brand
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in Brand, Communication, Executive Presence, Leadership
by Sarah Hathorn
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22 Mar Do You Ask for Promotions without Listening for the Answer?
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in Career Acceleration, Career Success, Communication, Predictable Promotion
by Sarah Hathorn
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When your performance evaluation or mid-year update rolls around, you finally let your supervisor know that you would like to be promoted. Then they explain ways for you to win that ticket to the next level of success. But you never really hear their side...
08 Mar Sound Bites
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01 Mar 12 Leadership Lessons from “The King’s Speech”
The inspiring 2010 Oscar Best Film “The Kings Speech” was based on the true story of the Duke of Windsor struggling to overcome a speech impediment in order to fulfill responsibilities as a great leader. While preparing to assume the throne as King George VI...
14 Feb Zigzag Your Way to the Top
In response to the growing number of recent corporate downsizings many large companies have adopted an organizational structure that involves fewer layers and levels of corporate hierarchy than we saw...
10 Feb Public Speaking and the Mind-Body Connection
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in Brand, Business Etiquette, Communication, Executive Presence, Leadership
by Sarah Hathorn
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There is a fascinating article “Who Are You? A Primer on Reading People” in the February 2011 issue of Psychology Today. Columbia University psychologist Dana Carney writes about a phenomenon called “power posing.” She says that using open postures – with arms akimbo and feet...