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Monthly Archives: November 2014
Gratitude
“What am I thankful for?” will resonate around most Thanksgiving tables this week. I don’t know about you, but my sharing will be filled with heart-felt gratitude for my family, health and many gifts that surround the part of my …
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Creating a “Belonging” Culture
A few weeks ago, a leader of a large law firm asked me, “What can I do to create a culture where women feel that they belong?” This has got to be one of my favorite questions of all times, …
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How are you? Don’t say “Fine.”
I began a coaching session yesterday with the standard, “So how are you?” Not surprisingly, the partner responded “fine.” Perhaps it is because I have been a psychologist for 40 years, or maybe because I was just curious, I was …
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21st Century Time-Back Efficiencies for Rainmakers
One of the most common challenges experienced by my lawyer clients today is the need to accomplish more work with fewer resources. Lawyers, both in firms and corporate, are challenged to share administrative resources like never before. Partners at all …
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