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Tag Archives: branding
(#351) Show Don’t Tell
Saying it doesn’t make it so…too much talking mutes the story. The teacher becomes the student—again. This past week, I received a full manuscript review and critique of (what will eventually become) my first novel. The reviewer—a student of mine … Continue reading
(#318) Bigger, Shinier, Newer Not Necessarily Better
Maybe I can help start a small movement for change in the big box. Until March of this year, I belonged to a small, unobtrusive, not fancy, neighborhood beach gym. For eighteen years. Like Cheers, everyone knew your name. A … Continue reading
Posted in authenticity, awareness, branding, bureaucracy, Civility, collaboration, engagement, fitness, Friendship, growth, institutional climate, institutional culture, Life lessons, Mindfulness, mindset, resilience, teamwork
Tagged advancement, authenticity, branding, connections, mediocrity, relationships, resilience, soul
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(#314) P2P: Building A Story
Every encounter is a story waiting to happen; a story waiting to be written. This blog has often covered the importance of relationship building. It remains a key feature of my 7Rs model for for student, workplace, and life success. … Continue reading
(#307) Thank You For Paying Attention To Me
Do you treat those you lead and those you follow with dignity? Do you do the same for yourself? One of the things I love about what I do is that even when I’m in speaker/facilitator/keynoter mode I’m learning. Always … Continue reading
Posted in branding, dignity, ethics, habits, Life lessons, resilience
Tagged brand, branding, business mission statement, core values, dignity, ethics, integrity, leadership, resilience, value
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(#303) Give Your All Stars the Spotlight
Find a way to let your colleagues share what they are proud of and how they do it. At times, the execution of appropriate recognition can move from the sublime to the ridiculous. I remember years ago sitting in a … Continue reading
Posted in Appreciation, awareness, Being REMARKABLE, branding, Gratitude, Life lessons, Passion, Personal growth, Personal Wellbeing, Reflective practice, retrospective, teamwork, Values and virtues, wisdom
Tagged appreciation, authenticity, branding, corporate training, employee recognition, faculty development, goals, gratitude, growth, motivation, passion, public speaking, reflection, remarkable, resilience, staff training, teaching, teaching and learning, team building
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(#168) Who is Defining Your Brand?
Whatever you do this week (month, year and beyond), make sure it is excellent. How do you stand out and take control of your brand? In an article posted on LinkedIn (“How to Quit Like a Boss”), Liz Ryan describes … Continue reading
(#128) What is Your Brand?
When it comes to branding ourselves obvious characteristics present themselves: How we dress; how we smile (or don’t); how we speak; how we look someone in the eye (or don’t). More than a decade ago I read a book by … Continue reading
Posted in Being REMARKABLE, branding, Discipline
Tagged branding, discipline, integrity, legacy, remarkable, trustworthiness
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