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How to know when you should apologize

Penelope Trunk

When I was randomly clicking links to avoid facing the problem of how much I’m not working, I found a graph in the New York Times about how you can estimate how many grades above average a kid will be by looking at the median income of their school district. And a commitment to do better in the future.

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What a Black person thinks when they read this blog

Penelope Trunk

I asked Whitney to annotate one of my blog posts because I want to better understand the white privilege on my blog. I also thought this would be a way to share with you how much I learn from conversations I have had with Whitney leading up to this her commentary on this post. . So here I go! This should be my time to shine.

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Are You Really Sorry?

Your Work, Your Way

Both times I apologized reflexively. She says excessive apologizing is taking away your own power, making you look less confident. She quotes Jeffrey Pfeffer, a professor of organizational behavior at Stanford Graduate School of Business, who says, “People are never satisfied with an apology. Answering an email an hour later?

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On the Meaning of Life

Let's Grow Leaders

Some of my mom’s last words to me were “I just wish all this pain and suffering could help you write a really good blog post.” I also know that our true testiment of what we value, is how we choose to live. How would you sum up your perspective on the meaning of life? This week has been hard here.

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An Unusual Conversation on Trust: For LGL Regulars

Let's Grow Leaders

I’m going to start with a pre-apology. If you’re newer here, read this one from my first year of blogging (about my Dad who this year spent his Father’s Day supporting me at the hospital… yup, foreshadowing). How do you know? Oh yes, and another surprise coming soon for you. Back to Trust.

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3 Ways to Ensure Online Meetings Don't Suck

On The Job

Before I begin today's post, let me apologize for the blog being unavailable for the last several days. As soon as the boss figured out how to use Zoom, meetings became even more of a big deal. They included business and non-business items, such as how to make pizza out of dried beans and macaroni. They lasted hours.

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Nurture is Nature for Every Coach!

International Coaching Federation

Though they love supporting and serving their clients, they are uncomfortable or feel awkward showing up to sell themselves, or just aren’t quite sure how. Here’s how: 1) Inside: Take Stock of Yourself by Asking the Following: What is my goal and/or what do I want to achieve? Think about where and how you wish to grow.)