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Abraham Maslow is famous for his hierarchy of human needs known as Maslow’s pyramid. While these needs exist in every role we
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“Do you believe it is possible to overcome the past?” is a question Ohio asks prisoners coming up for parole. An attempt
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Acquiring new skills often requires a learning curve, a time when it is very normal to make “mistakes” as the new behavior
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To every boss, it sometimes seems like there is a line outside their door of people wanting resources: “I need this. I
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– “Trustworthiness, Transparency and Openness” Leadership is about communication, communication, communication. Often, the biggest problem with communication is the illusion it just
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Some call Alex Ferguson the greatest coach in history. Never heard of him? That is because you are not a soccer fan;
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Satisficing is a combination of the words satisfy and suffice. Satisficing is a decision-making tool that refers to being content with finding
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What are the “little” differences that make a BIG difference? Differences of attitude, of approach? John Burke, CEO of Trek Bicycle in
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“The Smartest Kids in the World: And How They Got That Way,” by Amanda Ripley (Simon and Schuster; 320 pages: $28) Journalist
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Love is NOT needing someone nor is it lusting after them; these are two very common forms of counterfeit love. Neither is
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Deeply committed to being a life-long learner, I was fond of the saying “When the student is ready, the teacher will appear,”
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Capatious: Adjective Given to making or expressing unfavorable judgments; apt to notice and make much of trivial faults or defects; faultfinding; difficult