Tag Archives: Brainpickings
Coaching for “Wholeness”
I have mixed feelings about social media, and often feel more assaulted than supported by what turns up on my Facebook and Twitter feeds. But there are always exceptions, and I’ve noticed that Maria Popova’s thoughtful and far-ranging blog Brainpickings … Continue reading
Posted in coaching, happiness, jobs, meaning, psychology, self-care, work
Tagged Brainpickings, coaching, Maria Popova, Martha Nussbaum, Parker Palmer, psychology, wholeness
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Mindful Management: A No-Brainer
There are all sorts of books out there telling people how to be better managers – do these 5 things (e.g., “expect excellence”), etc. But having both been a manager and been managed for many years in lots of different … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Buddhism, change, coaching, happiness, jobs, service
Tagged bad jobs, Brainpickings, employee, Hot and Crusty, Jack Kerouac, labor relations, labor unions, management, managers, meditation, mindfulness, organizations, The Hand That Feeds, workplace
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