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Archive for the ‘Leadership’ Category
Wednesday, August 18th, 2010
Most everyone I meet with tells me they want to be more creative in their work. While long-term unemployment can take your spirit and energy down, it can also be a time to stretch your creativity and step into a new role altogether…entrepreneur. Start-Ups on a Shoestring By COLLEEN DEBAISE, SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN and EMILY [...]
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Tuesday, June 15th, 2010
Mompreneur, dentist, franchisee, CEO, brick and mortar retailer, E-commerce Business Owner, Service Provider? How do you define yourself? Merriam-Webster dictionary defines an entrepreneur as “one who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business or enterprise.” That’s true, of course, but this definition doesn’t tell the whole story—namely the entrepreneur characteristics that define their [...]
Tags: baby boomer, babysitting, convenience store, encore career, long term unemployed, looking for work, networking, new business development, new grad, recently retired, starting over, unemployed, what do I want to do when I grow up? Posted in Career, Leadership | No Comments »
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010
Steve Nash has been an inspiration to me since the first time I saw him play, live, at the Staples Center years ago. I recently read a great article about him in Sports Illustrated. What struck me was Stoudemire’s statement here about how success on the court manifests — through creative vision and seeing. “When [...]
Tags: burnout, career transition, fun on the job, Job Search, job search strategies, new job, playoff series, the Lakers, The Phoenix Suns, unemployment, workplace creativity Posted in Client Success Stories, Leadership, Life | No Comments »
Monday, March 29th, 2010
Just Give Him 5 Sentences, Not ‘War and Peace’ This interview of Guy Kawasaki, a co-founder of Alltop, a news aggregation site, and managing director of Garage Technology Ventures, was conducted, edited and condensed BY ADAM BRYANT Q. At what point in your career did you first become somebody’s boss? A. I was probably 28 [...]
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Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
This past weekend I had the good fortune to attend an independently organized TED (Technology Entertainment Design) event in Manhattan Beach. TED is all about Ideas Worth Spreading; you can find more about this at TED.com. While I learned so much during this one day event, I’ve found myself talking about a particular presentation about [...]
Tags: 20 something, Bliss, career reinvention, career transition, creative career, employment, find your passion, going back to work, job hunt, Job Search, job seeker, mid life crisis, recareering, starting over, true north, unemployment, workaholism Posted in Career, Leadership, Life | No Comments »
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
Needed: Urban Innovation Hot Spots Cities should become living innovation labs, says Saul Kaplan. Only then will we come up with bold system changes that work By Saul Kaplan I have been asked by Living Cities, a philanthropic collaborative of foundations and financial institutions, to participate in an upcoming economic development roundtable, Changing the Trajectory of an [...]
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Friday, November 13th, 2009
Last night I received this email. You’ll see my response below. I’d welcome comments. I suppose that what I’m about to ask you for is not your main area of expertise, but I’m going to ask anyway (as a starting point, if nothing else). Lately, I have been through much searching for answers regarding my [...]
Tags: company leaders, company research, Job Search, Leadership Posted in Job Search, Leadership | No Comments »
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