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Managing up, does it really work? Recently, I was asked what to do about different bosses – arrogant boss, egotistical boss, rude boss, . . .
Jake is a manager who survived much reorganization and always seems to land in some position with a fair amount of power. The key to his survival was to . . .
You know how it is when you are truly at the end of your rope in your business or career. There is no one you can trust enough to honestly and objectively . . .
Have you ever found yourself facing a situation where you could have used another person to bounce ideas off of or just wanted some other opinions? . . .
Follow These Six Steps to Come Through Adversity On Top! How do you deal with adversity? Do you succumb to the feelings of loss, abandonment, and despair, . . .
Incubating Your Corporate “Golden Eggs” Struggling in your business or career? I can help you devise strategies to success. Call me at . . .
You can move forward when you recognize where your values meet your needs. Give me a call and let’s chat about it! Marcia is a high energy, very . . .
Using the technique of Appreciative Inquiry Helps You Be a Better Leader. If you would like to know more about appreciative inquiry feel free to contact . . .
How John redefined success. John was becoming frustrated with his business partners, who were also all best friends. He and his best friends had joined . . .