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Take The Think Clearly Pledge With Me

Posted on January 7, 2014 by lolkin

I follow several interesting guys (ok, thought leaders) on Linkedin, and Bruce Kasanoff is one whose posts I always read with interest. I stumbled into this post yesterday – he is inviting followers/ readers to take a Think Clearly pledge. … Continue reading →

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Nice To E-meet You! How Can I Help?

Posted on September 1, 2013 by lolkin

You may remember a while ago I posted about re-framing how we approach others. Thinking ‘How I can help this person?’ whenever you encounter another person, even a stranger, really changes the perspective. I am now happy to report that … Continue reading →

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How Can I Help This Person?

Posted on June 1, 2013 by lolkin

We covered it here before – giving back, helping others, asking yourself, as they say in the Bucket List, has your life brought joy to others? In his post for Linkedin, Bruce Kasanoff proposes a great idea – thinking ‘How can … Continue reading →

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Very Serious Article On Happiness In The Workplace

Posted on April 11, 2013 by lolkin

Today I’ve seen an article on Linkedin on employee happiness. It’s a very analytical, highly structured and long article about a very serious approach to finding happiness in the workplace. I thought I’d quote the link here for those of you … Continue reading →

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