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The Energizer Blog


It’s Over Too Soon. Don’t Wait.
I could be writing about our just-completed vacation on a 4-masted clipper ship. That will come another time.

Eileen McDargh
Aug 25, 20152 min read


Hummingbirds Beat Top Gun Fliers—Resilient Mother Nature!
A benefit of a slower summer is being able to stop and observe the natural world—often realizing that we humans still haven’t matched...

Eileen McDargh
Aug 10, 20152 min read


Become a believer in the impossible. Watch the Monarch.
Yes, weeds!! But they have a very valuable place in the eco system and the survival of the endangered Monarch butterfly.

Eileen McDargh
Aug 3, 20153 min read


Your Best Free Energy Source!
Here's a riddle to start you thinking: What can curve at the corners, droop in lopsided fashion, stretch to great extremes...

Eileen McDargh
Jul 13, 20152 min read


Hurry Up and Wait
In our sped-up world of hypertext, hyperspace, and hypertension, we might all do well to consider what happens when we are forced to "wait".

Eileen McDargh
Jul 7, 20152 min read


The Difference Between Resiliency and Stupidity
What is the difference between resiliency and stupidity? In my mind, resilience encompasses grit, determination, focus, and tenacity.

Eileen McDargh
Jun 30, 20154 min read


Fall Back in Love with Your Job? Here’s How.
USA TODAY, recently ran a full-page article of Kerry Hannon’s book Love Your Job. She rightfully quotes the latest stats that just 30

Eileen McDargh
Jun 23, 20152 min read


Pizza Maker Proves Powerful Resiliency Steps; Saves Dough and $-dough
In 2014 the Rustic Crust was on track for record sales of its all-natural pizza crust.

Eileen McDargh
Jun 16, 20152 min read


DANGER: Check it out BEFORE you send it out
Email is a wonderful/terrible thing. Get an email from a friend who asks you to pass along some important message.

Eileen McDargh
Jun 9, 20151 min read


Busting the Multitasking Myth
Resiliency requires energy and focus—both of which vanish in our ever-pressing sense that we can only get “it all done”...

Eileen McDargh
May 27, 20152 min read


What’s love got to do with it?
Answer: everything. At least it does when both parties have gone through divorces; there’s little money between them, and three kids to boot

Eileen McDargh
May 19, 20152 min read


What’s Resiliency got to do with Employee Engagement?
According to Gallup's new 142-country study on the State of the Global Workplace , engagement varies considerably according to the region

Eileen McDargh
Apr 25, 20152 min read


Resilient Inmates Know Hunger Is Also A Prison
My twin brother is on the faculty of Boston College and is also a lay minister at Norfolk Men’s Prison.

Eileen McDargh
Apr 23, 20152 min read


Mixing Pot of Leadership Perspective Equals Insight
What do you get if you blend speakers like executive coach Marshall Goldsmith with employee engagement/career guru Beverly Kaye?

Eileen McDargh
Apr 20, 20151 min read
Creativity Lessons From Leonardo DiVinci In A Book
How to Think Like Leonardo DiVinci by Michael J. Gelb. At a time when innovation rises as the golden apple for the future...

Eileen McDargh
Apr 15, 20151 min read


Family Matters: Celebrate April 10!!!
My voice caught and the tears came to my eyes as I told the interviewer, “I don’t know what I would do without my brother and sister.

Eileen McDargh
Apr 8, 20152 min read


Luck, Love, and Leprechauns
Mom was probably 88 when my sister and I decided to take her on a trip she always wanted to experience: Ireland.

Eileen McDargh
Mar 17, 20152 min read


Three Top Tips for Growing Resilient Children
Douglass would know about strength at an early age. He was born a slave on a plantation in 1818.

Eileen McDargh
Mar 5, 20152 min read


When Resiliency Requires a Fresh Start
Sometimes, a fresh start is not obvious until it has passed—until the reflective memory becomes potent with meaning.

Eileen McDargh
Feb 20, 20153 min read


Sprinkles: The Generator of Customer Surprise and Employee Resiliency
I live on the shoreline of a large lake! And, while the likelihood of tornadoes where I live is not as high as Kansas or Oklahoma...

Eileen McDargh
Feb 10, 20153 min read
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