The Hidden Power of Thank You

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Having good friends is certainly a cause for gratitude, for giving a heart-felt thank you, but I wondered if gratitude and thanks play a part in developing friendships. When I think about gifts in my life, I often reflect on my relationships, including those I have in my work. I have been fortunate to develop deep … Read more

Want to Make a Friend at Work? Start With Yourself.

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Discover the importance of having friends at work and how it positively impacts your professional life and career success. Explore the benefits of workplace friendships and learn the five practices of an Ally Mindset to foster strong relationships with colleagues. Enhance your success through the power of friendship in the workplace.

Let’s Celebrate Success with Less Awkwardness

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It seems to me that success is often treated as a dirty little secret. Something we all hope to experience, do experience; something we hope others see, but not something to be shouted about.
Sharing success, creating success, is a balancing act. Share too much and we risk coming across as a bigheaded, self-serving braggart. Share too little, and well, we risk being a footnote, overlooked, a best kept secret – which ends up serving – well no one.