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Very few entrepreneurs, board members, or investors give much thought to leadership development. That’s a huge mistake.
Very few entrepreneurs, board members, or investors give much thought to leadership development. That’s a huge mistake. Do you know why?
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Culture at Work: The value of intercultural skills in the workplace —A survey conducted by the British Council, Booz Allen Hamilton and Ipsos Public Affairs, of HR managers at 367 large employers i…
Culture at Work: The value of intercultural skills in the workplace
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Within intercultural communication contexts, investigating beyond what you think you know opens countless new possibilities for action and satisfaction.
Within intercultural communication contexts, investigating beyond what you think you know opens countless new possibilities for action and satisfaction.
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How do you start a casual, social conversation with an American co-worker? What kinds of topics are OK/not OK to talk about? How should I answer when someone asks “how was your weekend?
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How to Build Bridges when Communicating Across Cultures
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When you understand the underlying physiology of mindfulness, you begin to see that any discussion about human change, learning, education, even politics and social issues, ends up being about mindfulness.
When you understand the underlying physiology of mindfulness, you begin to see that any discussion about human change, learning, education, even politics and social issues, ends up being about mindfulness.
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Here in the Boston, Cambridge we are lucky, there’s a college around every corner. Harvard, M.I.T., Wellesley, Boston University, the list goes on and on.
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I returned yesterday from eight days in Kenya. As I’ve written previously, my son, Justin, leads a non-profit organization there called CARE for AIDS. It had been three years since my last visit, and I’m glad I went to see first-hand the amazing work he and his team are doing in Africa.
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If you think you are done learning, you will fail. Check that: You have failed.
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It’s getting difficult not to bump into the word mindfulness these days. While mindfulness is mostly associated with meditation, I like to think of it as a way of being in the world. Mindfulness …
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