Stephanie LH Calahan
DECEMBER 13, 2010
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Success
MAY 20, 2022
It’s important to pay attention to the business matters at hand along with their legal aspects and personalities, he adds. The goal is to increase capability—whether through offering new products or services, expanding in capacity or geographically, or cross-promoting,” she says. Figure out what you do best—and where you need help.
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Men With Pens
JANUARY 18, 2012
A goal of ‘constant improvement’ won’t lead to success. I was excited because I was taking action towards my goal of ‘constant skill improvement’ so I could further build my business. I achieved more immediate goals. Other goals seemed more important. Constant improvement is a weak goal.
Office Dynamics
DECEMBER 20, 2010
Next, turn your calendar over to January 15, 2011. Star Achievement™ teaches us to tackle goals and grow into stellar achievers. There are bound to be some gaps here and there, but we don’t want to continue the gaps into 2011 or continue to hide or accept our career as just having knowledge gaps. That’s no way to work!
Office Dynamics
DECEMBER 20, 2010
Next, turn your calendar over to January 15, 2011. Star Achievement™ teaches us to tackle goals and grow into stellar achievers. There are bound to be some gaps here and there, but we don’t want to continue the gaps into 2011 or continue to hide or accept our career as just having knowledge gaps. That’s no way to work!
Ideas.Ted
JUNE 24, 2021
asks Suleika Jaouad, who had to face her own mortality in 2011. While bias tends to get all the attention, noise can be just as destructive, say authors Kahneman (a Nobel Laureate for his work in behavioral economics and author of Thinking Fast and Slow ), strategy professor Olivier Sibony and legal scholar Cass Sunstein.
Practically Perfect PA
APRIL 18, 2016
One of the reasons I started Practically Perfect PA back in 2011 was because I wanted to create an online community for assistants. To never doubt my ability and stay focused on my goals. Jump forward nearly five years – where the heck has that time gone!??! Sally : I would PA my life from the start!
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