NYT best-selling author and former editor HBR/ 3x Co-author with @ClayChristensen/#measureyourlife/#microstresseffect
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Do you have a strategy for your life? It's an excellent time to think about that question. Thanks to sage guidance from Clayton Christensen, I pulled off a life "do-over" a decade ago--with no regrets. My TED talk explains how. #tedtalk lnkd.in/emXbidG
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Limited Time Offer: Save 50% on the "HBR Guide to Office Politics" audiobook. Offer ends 09/03 @KarDillon audiobooks.com/promotions/pr…
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Stop waiting for the life of your dreams and get busy creating it. @kardillon trib.al/tL3cYxd
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15) The Prosperity Paradox by Clayton M. Christensen, Efosa Ojomo and Karen Dillon
“Powerful, persuasive, and wonderfully written, Christensen and his coauthors make a compelling case for the game-changing role of innovation in some of the world's most desperate economies.” — Eric Schmidt
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“#Microstresses cause a ripple effect; the more we have, the more agitated we become. So it’s important to be intentional about how we address them.”
Learn how from @babson’s Rob Cross, @KarDillon, & @i4cp’s Kevin Martin: hbsp.harvard.edu/inspiring-m…
#Stress #MentalHealth #HigherEd
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Feeling on the edge of #burnout but can’t pinpoint why?
This article by @babson’s Rob Cross, author @KarDillon, and @i4cp’s Kevin Martin explores the impacts of #microstresses and shares tips for boosting your #productivity in and out of the #classroom: hbsp.harvard.edu/inspiring-m…
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To create offerings that people truly want to buy, firms need to home in on the job the customer is trying to get done. s.hbr.org/44NhN21
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What’s Fueling Burnout in Your Organization?
To reduce this collaboration overload, ask these four questions
By Rob Cross,@KarDillon & @MartinKReeves; via @harvardbiz
#OrganizationalCulture #Stressmanagement #Management
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Stress comes to us all in tiny little assaults throughout the day — the problem is that most of us believe it has to be this way. hbr.org/2020/07/dont-let-mic…
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“Don’t worry about the level of individual prominence you have achieved; worry about the individuals you have helped become better people.” hbr.org/2010/07/how-will-you…
What so many companies get wrong is falling in love with their product and trying to sell it to the demographic that should want it. How about, instead, focusing on what customers are struggling to get done and helping them solve that problem? #ClayChristen #jobstobe done
To create offerings that people truly want to buy, firms need to home in on the job the customer is trying to get done. hbr.org/2016/09/know-your-cu…
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What’s Fueling Burnout in Your Organization? ow.ly/AipR50PUkGH by @RobCrossNetwork @KarDillon @MartinKReeves
#Culture #Leadership #Wellbeing #PeopleAnalytics #ONA
Locals: anyone looking for something to do on this beautiful fall day, try checking out @Bostonbooksfest in Copley Square. I will be among dozens of authors talking about their books today (my session with HBS professor @AmyCEdmondson at 12:30).
bostonbookfest.org/
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Ever find it hard to balance the demands of today with setting aside the time to plan for the long-term growth of your organization?
Join us this fall for our next Exec Ed program - we’ll help you with both of those demands. Early bird discounts end this week!
What does our live, online #ExecutiveLearning course look like? What are the benefits, and how can you get involved? Take a quick, sneak peek and discover our latest course, "#DisruptiveInnovation: From Theory to Practice,” starting this Oct. Enroll now! youtu.be/_lEWCoBfMvo
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Meet the Breakthrough Idea Award Shortlist, dedicated to CK Prahalad: @ebriceno8; @KarDillon & Rob Cross; @brianjevergreen; William D Eggers & Donald F Kettl; @MartinLindstrom; @DrTinaOpie & @BethALivingston; @aprilrinne; @profwendysmith & @MarianneWLewis: thinkers50.com/blog/thinkers…
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Don't Miss It: Fall issue virtual launch featuring @strategyzer's @AlexOsterwalder, @rotmanschool's @dilipsoman, @MITSloan/@MIT_CISR's @BarbWixom and The Microstress Effect authors @KarDillon and @RobCrossNetwork. REGISTER HERE: rotmanmag.com/3Z5rnfa
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Have you heard the term microstress before?
Best-selling author & former editor of @HarvardBiz Karen Dillon (@kardillon) shares the research as well as practical advice for dealing with microstress on the latest Big Careers, Small Children podcast.
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Ever find yourself drowning in a sea of endless responsibilities?
Author @KarDillon shares practical advice on addressing microstress on our Big Careers, Small Children podcast.
🎧 Listen now: buff.ly/3ygww7R
#WorkingParents #Microstress #TheMicrostressEffect
Loved talking with @AineKerr about microstress--and what a great show overall. Here's hoping we helped a few people. :-)
We've had a fantastic response to this morning's Reignite guests. You can catch them now on the @RTERadio1 player: rte.ie/radio/radio1/clips/11…
@MullinsGrainne @aisbmc @KarDillon @vansom @BentFlyvbjerg 📻🙌
Friends, please take a minute to vote for Chris Deaver and Ian Clawson to share their BraveCore session ("How to Build Cultures People Love (+Co-Create the Future)) at the @SXSW conference. Every vote counts!
Click the link below to vote.
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We hope it helps! :-)
I need to add @RobCrossNetwork and @KarDillon's The Microstress Effect: How Little Things Pile Up & Create Big Problems to my reading list ASAP. #harvardbiz #stressrelief #SummerReading
ALT Book cover of The Microstress Effect: How Little Things Pile Up & Create Big Problems by Rob Cross and Karen Dillon