CEO of @People_Results | podcast host: Be a Wave Maker: Conversations on Change| Author Make Waves: Be the One to Start Change at Work & in Life
Dallas, Texas
Joined December 2010
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My new podcast launches today! It’s a conversation on change - how to lead it, prepare for it, and thrive when work and life are full of surprises. Please join the conversation on Apple, Spotify, or Amazon. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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20 Tips For Business Leaders To Develop Book Ideas That Stand Out hubs.li/Q02HT79M0 from @SMKurram @manleyhopkinson @thedropoutmm @vikrantshaurya @chrisdyer.com @recomccambry @ibrahimjackson @craigwestcpa @beyondcodes @pattibjohnson @rmogha @womeninno and more
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We asked experts — mindfulness teachers, spiritual leaders, and scientists — for their favorite beginner-friendly books about meditation. nyti.ms/41MQEuQ
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A new Pew Research Center analysis, finds that hybrid work schedules are rising, but roughly a third of workers whose jobs can be done remotely say they still work from home full-time. trib.al/NWvNujE
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Happy #EarthDay 🌍
From the tallest peaks to ocean depths, from arid deserts to lush forests, we observe our home from a unique perspective. Learn about the activities all around NASA, and about the picture that kicked off this celebration of our planet: go.nasa.gov/41yzVvI
ALT In the lower portion of the photo dubbed "Earthrise," the gray uneven cratered surface of the Moon runs diagonally descending from right to left. In the center-right of the photo, the half-illuminated Earth shines bright blue, and partially visible land hides behind swirling white clouds. Credit: NASA
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During times of change, leadership has a significant impact on shaping employees’ experiences. Our partner, Martha Duesterhoft, reminds us of 3 factors to keep in mind as a leader during times of change.
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Let’s hear it for the girls!
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Candace Winslow is a strategic leader focused on crystalizing vision & driving teams to achieve results. Her career spans consulting, operations & social outreach. In her current role at The Storehouse, thousands of families who experience food insecurity are served.
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“The time is always right to do what is right” – Martin Luther King Jr. Today, we honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. The PeopleResults team reflects on the principles Dr. King advocated for, including freedom, equality, justice, and love.
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Happy New Year! The PeopleResults team reflects on the fantastic work and learnings of 2022 and is eager to approach the New Year. We wish you and yours a happy and healthy 2023!
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Today, the PeopleResults team gives thanks for our amazing clients and professional relationships. We send our warmest wishes to you and yours this Thanksgiving.
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"Good girl" conditioning is the programming we receive as children that the goal of social interactions is to be liked. And that having our own needs and boundaries is selfish, wrong, or difficult.
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Today we honor and thank all our military veterans for their service and sacrifices. We admire your bravery, resilience, and strength in the name of our country.
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As a women-owned business we are especially aware of the prevalence and impact of breast cancer. We encourage you and those you love to know your risk, get screened, and support the fight to save lives. Make this October a time of action, both for yourself and others.
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Our lives are ruled by our habits — the good and the bad. And it can be even tougher to ditch a bad habit than it is to pick up a good one.
Bad habits start small but can quickly become them harder and harder to break. trib.al/XIs0BRJ
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If you don't have all the facts yet, you shouldn't have a strong opinion yet.
Motivated reasoning is believing what you want to be true. Critical thinking depends on wanting to believe whatever ends up being true.
A key to learning is refusing to let your hopes bias your views.
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As the leaves change color, the PeopleResults team continues to deliver change within the many organizations we enjoy working with.
