FOCUS ON WHAT YOU DO WELL

Today’s tip: FOCUS ON WHAT YOU DO WELL, not what you don’t, JUST DON’T OVERDO IT! ​​​​​​​ The music had started playing a bit earlier, but for once, I had managed to go to bed at a decent time, and it took me a while to wake up, understand what was that ‘noise,’ and realize where…

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TOUCH ME, PLEASE!

Today’s tip: TOUCH ME, PLEASE!  She is intelligent, witty, sensitive, and cheerful. She is knowledgeable, professional, and successful. She is a caring and loving daughter, and I barely know her. But I was privileged to be the first person, outside of her very immediate family, to hug her after several months of strict self-isolation established to…

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FOLLOW THE WATER!

​​​​​​​Today’s tip: FOLLOW THE WATER!!!! She was born at a time when women could not vote, study the careers they wanted, or in general, make the life choices they thought to be better for themselves. Some years later, with a revolution in between, laws changed, women vote was allowed, and things -including health for women,…

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WALK THE TALK, NOW!!!

Tip of the day: WALK THE TALK, NOW!!! How was your night? How was your weekend? I sincerely hope it was restful, joyful, and recharging. Unfortunately, mine was crap! Well, not really. I am melodramatic, so let’s nuance it and say it was ‘crappy,’ and it could have been ten times worst, so I grateful.…

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STOP THE ‘MEETING MADNESS’, START LEADING PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS!

Today’s tip:  STOP THE ‘MEETING MADNESS’, START LEADING PRODUCTIVE CONVERSATIONS!  One of these days, a good friend of mine was sharing her frustration about the day.  She had awakened early that morning with one thing -and only one thing- in mind: finishing a two-page report.  It was a task she needed to do; it was part…

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MAKE A STAND, FACE YOUR FEARS

Tip of the week:  MAKE A STAND, FACE YOUR FEARS  This was a special weekend for some of us.  It was Easter weekend, a quintessential Christian event, and it coincided with the official entering of my daughter into adolescence.  My ‘little cookie’ turned thirteen, in the middle of a global pandemic, and with her father…

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