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Despite my best intentions to re-activate this blog after the quiet summer months, it has now been the busy fall months, and this has taken me away from blogging. So here are a few random thoughts about what I’ve been up to lately: I have been delivering several workshops on change management, combining both the […]
Read MoreThe positive psychology world is definitely growing. My Google alert for “positive psychology” is, I’m sure, returning more hits every week. Admittedly, I haven’t graphed it – that would be another fun project. But what I do notice is that positive psychology is coming up more and more in relationship to business. To wit, this […]
Read MoreResearch into Positive Psychology generally tells us that we’re better off with others than on our own. Even introverts rate themselves as happier when they are with other people than when they are alone. However, a recent study may change some of the way we see individualism vs. collectivism. A meta-analysis suggests that “Freedom and […]
Read MoreBig shout-out to Heidi Grant Halvorson. She has been researching goal attainment for some time, but I only just learned about her through Ben Dean’s fabulous MentorCoach interview, and then just had to check out her website and read her blog. Her book Succeed, of course, is wending its way through Amazon’s system to get […]
Read MoreI recently wrote an article for Positive Psychology News Daily about Marcus Buckingham’s new strengths assessment called StandOut. My article can be found here – please join the discussion at PPND!
Read MoreThe Seven Arts of Change is a tidy little hardcover book by David Shaner. From the website: Combining lessons drawn from four decades of Aikido with knowledge gleaned from his 30-year consulting career, Shaner merges Eastern philosophy with Western business savvy to present his Seven Arts of Change (including the Arts of Preparation, Relaxation, and Compassion), […]
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