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“How do you turn a battleship? You turn a battleship by making a directional commitment and staying the course, not wavering from it“- Dr. Tachi Yamada
In a recent interview on NYT’s Corner Office series, Dr.
Posted Under Career Reinvention, Career Transition, Career advice, Lessons Learned
Stories about people doing things they have never done before, always inspire me. Yesterday on Oprah, Tom Ford talked about his directorial... [Read more]
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At the Most Powerful Women Summit, when asked how she would tag herself, Ursula Burns, CEO of Xerox, responded the “Groomed CEO”. With roughly 28 years of experience... [Read more]
Posted Under Career Transition, Career advice, Lessons Learned
In Second Acts, Dawn Fallik over at WSJ.com profiles Jim Barbour in “A Former Sales Rep Concocts Fresh... [Read more]
Posted Under Career advice, General, Leadership Effectiveness
Yesterday, work took me from New York to Philly for the day. Armed with a map, detailed instructions I was confident that I would not get lost. Now as much as I hate to admit it, I have no sense of direction, overlay that with Americans’ predilection for directions, that involve head north, then go west, means that I always get lost. Maybe it’s because... [Read more]