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Tag Archives: Attitude
Would you default on your obligations by choice?
It’s unanimous. The U.S. Treasury, The International Monetary Fund, and just about every economist and financial expert agree: Failure to raise the U.S. debt ceiling, to pay bills the U.S. Congress has already incurred, will be a costly disaster that would … Continue reading
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Tagged Affordable Care Act, Attitude, Behaviors, Government, Intangibles, Outcomes, Politics, Responsibility
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Taking a work break: A dangerous choice?
I recently took a sabbatical from work. In my case it was for a long-postponed surgery that would require at least six months of focused recovery and rehab time, to enable a planned, someday biking vacation in Italy. As a … Continue reading
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Tagged Attitude, Employment, Empowerment, Intangibles, Marketing Communications, Public Relations, Value
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Retailers: Don’t ignore this year’s holiday “gift tae gie us”
The best advice I have this year for retailers is this: Forget for a moment about discounts and promotions, go to your stores anonymously, and see how your customers are being treated. If my anecdotal experience counts, it won’t be pretty. … Continue reading
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Tagged Advertising, Attitude, Behaviors, Customer, Marketing, Shopping, Websites
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Holiday guilt: Is it on your list?
I work and volunteer. I’m a daughter, wife, and mom. Every year around mid-November, I plan the perfect holiday everything, knowing most of it won’t happen. The perfect tree. The dozen different kinds of homemade holiday cookies. Gifts that everyone … Continue reading
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Tagged Attitude, Christmas, Guilt, Holiday, I Don't Know How She Does It, Intangibles, It's A Wonderful Life, Religion, Shopping, Stress
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There but for the grace of God
When we complained as kids that life wasn’t fair, my grandmother would tell us that, “someone else has it worse.” When our son wanted the newest thing we couldn’t afford because we kept him in private school (“Everyone else has … Continue reading
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Tagged 99%, Accident, Attitude, Independence, Injury, Quadriplegia, Technology
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If you want to be negative, you may get subtracted
I am no Pollyanna. I am generally a happy person, an optimist by nature. I see the glass as half full, and possibilities. Earlier this year a Harvard Business Review blog post noted that most people who achieve their goals are realistic optimists, people who believe … Continue reading
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Tagged Attitude, Behaviors, Harvard Business Review, Marketing Communications, Strategic
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Days of Desperation?
A friend has started a new blog about her to-date fruitless efforts (two years and counting) to secure a new fulltime job with benefits. As a current job seeker I feel her pain, financial and otherwise. Nearly 10% of Americans currently … Continue reading
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Tagged Attitude, Employment, Job Hunt, Marketing, Public Relations
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