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The phrase is from Matthew 21:16 (and Psalm 8:2) and refers to the often unfiltered, direct nature of children’s speech. Adults usually
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I lead an organization where I am responsible to many stakeholders and I take duties that come with the mantle of leadership
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What drives you? What do you seek? What do you want? Usually, it’s not the thing or goal per se that we
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Without being fully aware of the process, we have absorbed norms from the world around us; unquestioningly inheriting assumptions from family, class,
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One way to analyze human problems is via Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, beginning with our most fundamental physical needs (oxygen, water, food,
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Self-regulatory failure is a fancy phrase for procrastination: putting off what we KNOW we would be better off getting over with. There
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I find myself asking myself this question often these days and usually in a role specific context. Personally? As good a dad
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Inherent in the phrase ‘work life balance’ is the implication that they are somehow at odds, that one comes at the cost
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One of my favorite mantras is ‘My Resting Face is a Smiling Face’. I find that keeping a smile on my countenance
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While possessing some baseline minimum of talent in one chosen field is in order (I sincerely doubt I would ever be able
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“The English word ‘spell’ comes from the Proto-Germanic *spellą, which simply meant ‘to speak’, ‘a story’, or ‘a narrative’. To spell a
