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• Risk prevention in adolescence.

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
  Once a month I have been meeting with a group of parents at a local middle school to discuss issues about adolescence. They choose the topic, I take a few minutes to frame it for discussion, and then everybody jumps in with their questions and contributions. Its a lot of fun and we all learn from each other. The ...
  8 hours ago

• Failing Upward

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 421
  I heard a great expression the other day and I loved it!  Failing upward! So that’s what I’ve been doing for the past few years, and it seems to be working really well for me!  I now see every circumstance where I try to do something that fails, as a breakthrough learning experience. I have lost my fear of ...
  1 week ago

• Think about risk taking

  
  Color Me Rainbow — Authority: 127
  Taking risks is one of the things I hate to do. I always want to play fair and make it possible not to lose anything; however, it can’t be always that way. That is why, when I heard about this website filled with very good articles – I learned about smart risk taking . I didn’t know about it at all, and ...
  1 week ago

• Winter Solstice: Take time to contemplate your life!

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 421
  On December 21st, the winter solstice arrives, a magical time when the sun begins its gradual journey back to bring us the delightful warmth of spring. Predating Christianity, we humans have been doing battle with midwinter’s ominous gloom for centuries with solstice rituals of light and fire, celebrating the ...
  1 week ago

• 33 Ways to develop a Culture of Innovation in your org.

  
  RapidBI-Mgt, Leadership & Business Development Articles — Authority: 123
  Ways to develop a Culture of Innovation Many organisations strive for a competitive edge, an advantage over their competitors to help ensure sustainability
  1 week ago

• Final Paper -- The Brain and Inquiry in Education Praxis, 2009

  
  Serendip's Exchange — Authority: 144
  Brielle C. Stark, December 11, 2009 Praxis Field-placement: read more
  2 weeks ago

• Emerging as a Domestically Independent Market?

  
  The Daily Reckoning — Authority: 630
  Yesterday, the non-dollar currencies looked like they were ready to break out of their funk against the dollar, led by the high yielders of Australia, and especially New Zealand… But, that flamed out as the day went on, as the data for the US was mixed, and did not give anyone a warm and fuzzy about the general ...
  2 weeks ago

• Prompt #748: like the birds

  
  Easystreet Prompts — Authority: 120
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  2 weeks ago

• How to create “happy holidays”

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 421
  “If you want a spiritual experience, go spend a weekend with your parents.”     -Ram Dass The holidays are upon us. And with the holidays come many strong feelings, intensified by memories of Thanksgivings and Christmases past. Add into this mix your present relationships, and you may find yourself in ...
  2 weeks ago

• Reach for a new perspective

  
  Dream Builders Australia — Authority: 131
  You may chuckle at the idea of connecting with other dimensions, different ways of seeing or states of being that do not resonate with your current views. How do you respond to the prospect of change? Reaching for a new level of self-awareness and understanding invites you discern your self-created limitations.  ...
  2 weeks ago

• Giant Step Outside Happy’s Comfort Zone. Big Risk. Big Bravery. Big Blessings. Living In The Orange Zone of Chronic Illness

  
  WORD ZOO — Authority: 121
    Central Park, NY, North End near Harlem Meer, pointing towards South End © CJ   Sunday December 6 2009 Closet Cleaning Musatation Post NYNY Visitation   Everyone’s journey of chronic illness is unique, with variability that makes dips, dives and jumps in the stock market appear ...
  2 weeks ago

• Prompt #744: strange bedfellows

  
  Easystreet Prompts — Authority: 120
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  3 weeks ago

• The Keys to Small Business Success

  
  Small Business Trends — Authority: 579
  What determines whether a small business succeeds or fails? Well, we don’t have any definitive answers—yet. But the more we learn about this, the more it will help government officials create policies that better support small businesses. With that end in mind, the Kauffman Foundation has just released a new ...
  3 weeks ago

• Taking Risks: Punt Or Go For It

  
  ACRLog — Authority: 410
  Be a risk taker. Create change. Take chances. Be bold. We come across these inspirational messages again and again when we go out to conferences, read librarian blogs or the latest library manifestos. We are urged to grasp the reins of innovation and seize the spirit of entrepreneurialism. A good deal of what I read ...
  3 weeks ago

• Why do we dream?

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 421
  How many of you saw that great PBS NOVA on dreams last week?  WOW!  Dreams have always fascinated me and this program covered the most important new research into why we dream. They asked questions like why do we go into a paralyzed state each night, and activate our mind so it can show us nonsensical ...
  4 weeks ago

• The risk-takers advantage

  
  Blogs — Authority: 161
  I was pleased to see that Time did a cover story on the overprotected child. Odd, however, that this idea is only now becoming such big news. In 2007 I published a book called "Too Safe for Their Own Good: How Risk and Responsibility Help Teens Thrive". It was difficult to get published in the US (it was a bestseller ...
  4 weeks ago

• HR and Commitment-phobia

  
  Crossderry Blog — Authority: 109
  Josh Liebner, Gershon Mader, and I ended up on an interesting tangent about the role of human resources in driving strategic commitment (previous posts here and here ).  Both authors shared my frustration about HR’s inertia when it comes to transformation efforts.  In no small measure, this frustration comes ...
  4 weeks ago

• Caring for your aging parents – Barbara McVicker

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 421
  I am excited to have another new guest post today.  Barbara McVicker is one of the many well-known national speakers I met through my research for our new book: 50 Interviews:  Professional Speakers, which should be out by the end of 2009.  Our first volume contains 25 full interviews with some of the top ...
  4 weeks ago

• Failsafe: Latest Article for Product Design Hub

  
  Michael Roller — Authority: 103
  My latest article for Product Design Hub is called Failsafe , inspired by a student who took big risks and eventually failed to finish his chair prototype on time. Through his story, my advice to design students is to take these big risks, albeit with some proper planning in advance, so that they will learn from ...
  4 weeks ago

• Thoughts from Dan Brown’s “The Lost Symbol”

  
  Midlife Crisis Queen: The Weblog — Authority: 421
  Just finished Dan Brown’s new book and I cannot say that I loved it.  Of course I wasn’t crazy about the Da Vinci Code either.  His writing is mediocre at best, but I do enjoy learning some philosophy, science and history along the way. There are a number of interesting ideas discussed in “The Lost ...
  4 weeks ago

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