Are extroverts naturally better networkers? Or is there something they can learn from introverts about how to build professional relationships? Originally Published on https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/blog/connected-leadership/
It’s hard to believe this Saturday is October 1st and Halloween is 34 days away! It’s time to start formulating those clever costume ideas. Of course, you can always buy a costume if you run out of time, we’ve all been there, but with a little planning you can go the homemade route this Halloween […]
It’s a few days before October and we are getting VERY excited for all the Halloween FUN! Last year I introduced Flat Skelly Skeleton in an effort to bring Halloween fun to everyone’s mailboxes. No, not an email mailbox….the snail mail mailbox. You know, the big thing outside that usually only produces bills and advertisements?!?! […]
We’re so honored to be nominated for the 2022 People’s Choice Award from Chicago Innovation! Please help us win by voting! It should only take you a few seconds. From this year’s 365 Nominees, the Top 100 Finalists have been determined by our judges and are all featured here as candidates for the People’s Choice […]
I started my live meditation session on the Insight Timer platform with excitement and joy today. A few minutes into the session, while still meet and greet were going on, there were already 54 lovely people with me. We were warming up, ready to get to the session topic, when I received the feedback from […]
Hey, this is Cara-Michele with another client spotlight interview. Staying focused on self-care as a tool for recharging my batteries is not always easy. So, I love showing off folks that keep me inspired and motivated. But, I always have mixed emotions when my older female clients tell me that they are ready to start […]
By Jerry Zezima Of all the memorable things that happened during our granddaughters’ first sleepover in two years — getting vanilla frosting all over the kitchen table after making cupcakes, almost freezing to death in an inflatable pool that promptly deflated, and eating charred popcorn while watching “Encanto” for the 87th time — the one […]
If you order a Sunday paper, it’s possible that you also get a Parade Magazine. It’s usually only 12 or so pages, and you might have noticed the one for August about what people earn. I find it fascinating to see the different occupations and how much people can earn I things that surprise me. […]
Today is the beginning of the last week of Healthy Aging Month. It seemed almost fitting to me that it is also the first day of the New Year for people of the Jewish faith. The end of Healthy Aging Month on the first day of the New Year can serve as a beginning. The […]
This time of year my wife B and I often take a trip to Cape Cod. We love it there — the seafood restaurants, the lobsters and clam chowder, the quaint towns along the shore, even the broad New England accents. One problem: fall comes early to Massachusetts. The […]
