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by Jim Randel
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/james-randel/the-soul-of-an-entreprene_b_382435.html
I have had the good fortune to be close to many successful entrepreneurs. And so I have a perspective as to what separates those who make it big from those who don’t. Yes, the quality of the idea is critical, of course, as is the access to capital. And certainly being at the [...]
I think this comes from Hindu wisdom:
The higher a monkey climbs, the more you see its behind.
Climb anyway!
Posted by drjoni on Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 2:27 pm
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Leadership
Stop Trying To Get Rich!
John Hope Bryant, 10.22.09, 12:40 PM EDT
Yes, greed is at the root of our current mess.
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What we’re going through is not just a recession, it’s a reset.Sure, the impact of the crisis is being felt economically, but the root cause isn’t economics, nor [...]
Posted by drjoni on Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 7:47 am
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I’ve learned most of what I know about blogging from Yaro Starak. He’s a terrific young teacher because he’s not only highly successful at doing what he teaches others to do, but he’s a wise, values-driven businessman. Here’s Yaro’s latest post about creating positive change: Entrepreneurs-Journey.com
Posted by drjoni on Tuesday, October 13, 2009 at 9:23 pm
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It’s easier to conform to the norm than to transform.
Posted by drjoni on Friday, October 2, 2009 at 10:07 am
Filed under Wisdom at Work, Wisdom in the World · Tagged Coaching, cultural development, cultural transformation, decision making, Dr. Joni, executive coaching, human potential, Joni Carley, leaders, leadership coach, leadership coaching, leadership development, MasterMind groups, professional benchmarks, professional coach, sustainability, triple bottom line, values driven, values-based, values-driven leadership, Welcome, wisdom, Wisdom at Work, Wisdom in the World
The writing’s on the wall:
we’re at a stage of evolution where
we have to make profound systemic changes
so that we place more appropriate value on what really matters.
Posted by drjoni on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 at 3:56 pm
Filed under Wisdom at Work, Wisdom in the World · Tagged business, Coaching, code of ethics, cultural development, decision making, Dr. Joni, Dr. Joni Carley, ethics, executive coaching, human potential, Joni Carley, leaders, leadership coach, leadership coaching, leadership development, sustainability, values, values driven, values-based, values-driven leadership, wisdom, Wisdom at Work, Wisdom at Work consulting, Wisdom in the World
Across the Generations: The feminine edge
Dr. Joni Carley
In this unique time in history, we must capitalize on women’s natural inclinations toward partnership versus dominator leadership styles.
it’s a unique time in history to place higher value on the feminine voice of wisdom
it’s about balance and equanimity, not gender
the only constant is change
Women bring unique values to [...]
Posted by drjoni on Thursday, August 27, 2009 at 8:16 am
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Dr. Joni leading a dialog on sustainability at the UN Foundation
I’ve been using a coaching methodology in programs I co-lead for departmental and NGO leaders at the United Nations. This one was a lunch time dialog on Sustainability at the UN Foundation in May.
I love working there – it’s truly a dream come true. The [...]
Posted by drjoni on Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 2:11 pm
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Dr. Joni on Career Turnaround: Amtrak’s Arrive Magazine
Kick off 2009 with a 100-day plan to relaunch your career.
My coaching clients range from top floor corporate offices, to NGO leaders, to solo-preneurs and one of the most persistent problems I’ve run into is a lack of clarity about job descriptions. Creating a job description or performance review is an elegantly simple fix to all kinds of problems yet it’s a task that I [...]
