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  • Nov 25, 2012

    Navigate your uncertain future - less the anxiety!

    It's official: Your future is uncertain! Just pick up today's paper: New York to sink beneath sea (or so declares the headline in todays New York Times).   Continued economic instability. Companies restructuring and sending jobs off shore. Arghhh... the list is long. There’s no doubt

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  • Oct 29, 2012

    Know What to Fear: Where are misplacing your fear?

    (Reprinted from my CourageWorks column in Forbes magazine) While many of our fears are valid, many of them actually stifle our happiness and success. In an increasingly fearful world, knowing what to fear (and what not to fear) is increasingly important. Moving down my family’s travel

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  • Oct 12, 2012

    Could you be misdiagnosing your problems? (Hint: If they keep recurring,you probably are!)

    If you're problems aren't going away, chances are it's because you aren't diagnosing them correctly.  Getting to the root cause of what's wrong in your life (and in the world at large) takes more than smart answers.   It takes wise questions, an open mind and

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  • Sep 21, 2012

    Over-committed? Three questions to ask before saying yes.

     I've been pretty stretched the last few months between finishing my new book, speaking a conferences across the globe,  and juggling (and dropping) the many balls of every busy mother. So earlier this week, when I was asked to do a segment on The Morning Show (you

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  • Sep 17, 2012

    Does your life bring you energy... or drain you of it?

    Last week I did a flying three day trip from Australia to the US to do a keynote at a  conference. Tomorrow I head to Sydney to do a segment on a daily talk show. Next week I take my kids to Nepal for two

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  • Sep 16, 2012

    Motivation Running Low? Maintaining it for the long haul climb toward your goals.

    [caption id="attachment_5083" align="alignleft" width="288"] Keep putting one foot in front of the other.[/caption] Staying on path toward your goals takes motivation... by the truckload.  Getting it can be easy. Keeping it, well... not so much. The word itself comes  from the Latin word movere - "to move."

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  • Aug 05, 2012

    Disappointment: Why you should never let one go to waste.

    Sometimes disappointment can hit with an intensity that can knock us down hard.  When it does, we have to take the time to look for the gift our disappointment holds, and to be sure we unwrap it. Doing so sets us up to succeed in

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  • Jul 30, 2012

    "Faster, Higher, Stronger!" The Olympics challenge us all to raise the bar.

    (Reprinted from the article I wrote for Forbes.com) Today I read that a blind archer has set a new world record. Amazing. I love the Olympic games. I love their motto: "Citius - Altius - Fortius." "Faster - Higher - Stronger." We can all draw a

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  • Jul 18, 2012

    What do your judgments say about you? What a week in Borneo taught me.

    Ask yourself what your judgments saying about you and your  need to judge? How are they limiting your ability to connect, engage and build bridges rather than barriers with the people around you? I have just returned from a week in Borneo with my family.

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  • Jun 24, 2012

    Trusting gut instinct. Does fear cloud your better judgement?

    While speaking at a recent leadership conference, I met a woman who shared with me how badly she had been burnt by her soon to be x-husband. While she’d had suspicions for a while about his infidelity, it wasn’t until she caught him in bed

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  • Jun 21, 2012

    "The Official Body": The Profound Cost of Conformity

    Yesterday I met a young (i.e. under 30) woman who shared with me how one of her friends had recently had all her teeth chiseled down and replaced with veneers after a beautician had told her that she had a "gummy smile." She wanted to

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  • Jun 12, 2012

    I.Q. Matters. But Your E.Q. Matters More.

    How often have you met a really smart person who did really dumb things? The reality is that our E.Q. (Emotional Intelligence) determines our success in our work, our relationships, and life far more profoundly than our ability to computer mathematical equations. And the good

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  • May 23, 2012

    Connected, alone. Is technology making you lonely?

    As social media reshapes how we connect, it pays us to rethink what we need to feel fulfilled in our relationships, and realize that no amount of tweets, texts or Facebook status updates can provide it.  Sure social networking is a great tool,  but there’s

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  • May 04, 2012

    Bouncing Back from Job Loss... Faster, Wiser & Better Off

    There’s no two ways about it. Losing your job is hard. Whether it has everything to do with your performance, or nothing at all, it’s still hard. But as I’ve said so many times before, often as I’ve struggled with my own adversities, success in

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  • Apr 30, 2012

    What world will you inhabit a decade from now?

    [caption id="attachment_9052" align="alignleft" width="240"] Matt plays Maxwell Smart[/caption] I feel a bit like I've been in a time warp. Moving back to a country I haven't lived in for over a decade, and a city I haven't lived in for even longer has been many

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  • Apr 10, 2012

    Who Knows What You Know?!

    No doubt you’ve heard the saying “It’s not what you know, but who you know.” It’s one I’ve often heard in relation to someone who’s landed a great opportunity via a connection, personal or professional. While knowing lots of people is helpful when it comes

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