Eileen McDargh
Guest Post: Build a more resilient career through networking
Networking is something that's often undervalued and overlooked. Networks tend to grow organically through education or through work.
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 12, 2015
The Future Ain’t What You Think!
I was the closing keynoter for the Council of Multiple Listing Services. The course for a dense, information-packed conference was set...
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Eileen McDargh
- Jul 13, 2015
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...
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Eileen McDargh
- Jul 7, 2015
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".
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Eileen McDargh
- Jun 30, 2015
The Difference Between Resiliency and Stupidity
What is the difference between resiliency and stupidity? In my mind, resilience encompasses grit, determination, focus, and tenacity.
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Eileen McDargh
- Jun 23, 2015
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
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Eileen McDargh
- Jun 16, 2015
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.
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Eileen McDargh
- Nov 26, 2014
Grateful for Actionable Wisdom, Few Words and Profound Leadership Insights
I am so grateful for all the authors who toil over their words to offer up everything from imaginative stories to lessons for work and life.
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 30, 2014
Don’t Take Leadership Lessons from Henry VIII of England!
King Henry was thought to be a great leader at the beginning of his reign but he made a series of horrid mistakes,
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 29, 2014
Speaking Of Employee Attitude... Let's Have Some Fun!
Turnaround your negative work environment by taking steps to be more positive. You can start by having clear expectations of employees
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 24, 2014
Energizing Others—To Your Ideas
Getting other people excited about our ideas is all about preparation and knowing the audience.
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 17, 2014
Retirement card messages offer clues of great leadership.
Face it: when somebody leaves for good, there's no reason to "butter up" the boss.
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 17, 2014
Five Steps for Turning the Tables on the Boss and Turning the Light on You!
National Boss’s Day is October 16th, an international holiday established in 1958 by a secretary for State Farm Insurance Company.
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 11, 2014
Hey Leaders! Forget motivation. Go for inspiration.
The most recent copy of Spirituality & Health Magazine contained a right-on-the-money article by Lance Secretan.
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Eileen McDargh
- Oct 8, 2014
Perfection is the enemy of resiliency.
This week, Bill Treasurer’s new book, Leaders Open Doors, hits the stores. He kindly provided the following post for me.
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Eileen McDargh
- Jul 14, 2014
The Law of Diminished Returns Kills Productivity, Profits, and Tragically - Sometimes People
In a recent Bloomberg article, “Vacation-Phobic Americans Donate a Million Years of Work Annually,”...
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Eileen McDargh
- May 26, 2014
What would you do it you lost the “tools” of your trade?
As a speaker, facilitator, consultant, I am very much a public person. My stock in trade is talking before others - sometimes thousands.
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Eileen McDargh
- May 16, 2014
Presiliency: Preventative Resiliency
Three skills we need to constantly hone and develop now before they are “needed”.
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Eileen McDargh
- May 15, 2014
Were "Soft Skills" Needed for NY Times editor Abramson?
Journalistic skill was not lacking according to USA TODAY ‘s reported dismissal of Jill Abramson’s as editor of the NY TIMES.
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Eileen McDargh
- May 6, 2014
Sixth Century Wisdom for 21st Century Changemasters
Despite a strong U.S. economy, unsettled change continues to bombard us. Mega-mergers boggle the mind with the endless zeros,,,
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