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"Only great leaders create great companies. Great leaders will challenge and inspire their people in their quest for excellence. People will only experience a feeling of pride when they worked hard for their success. If success comes easily, overnight, without too much effort, pride will not enter...more
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"Success depends on focus. Focus depends on passion. Find your passion, create your focus, and success will follow." - How To Navigate Friendships At Work: Whether you work with friends or you're seeking new office buddies, here'... http://bit.ly/1yNbMPZ
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Whether you work with friends or you're seeking new office buddies, here's how to find the balance between being friendly and professional. - via Bruce Kasanoff
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By DeAnna Murphy -- You know the feeling: it is as though your colleague lives on another planet. When you try to focus on the big picture, s/he is obsessed with small details. - Firms predict a modest rest of 2014, but layoffs less of a threat http://at.law.com/oLyLGL via @thelegalintel
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After a perhaps surprisingly strong 2013 when it came to law firm financial performance, firm leaders are predicting a more tempered end to 2014. 
- “It’s great to see Onsite Outsourcing technology, strategy and hospitality in action— all delivered with a PERSONAL TOUCH.” #FSO-ONSITE-OUTSOURCING #Technology
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"Talmas, Many thanks for resolving my VDU issues so promptly and upgrading my set-up. It has really boosted my productivity and the ease with which I can now work. And as a bonus, you even fixed my laptops network...
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November 2014 It struck me recently how few of the most successful people I know are mean. There are exceptions, but remarkably few. Meanness isn't rare. In fact, one of the things the internet has shown us is how mean people can be.
- A lesson in how to apologize, and the value of news as a process http://lnkd.in/eTqT-Hq … via @gigaom @mathewi
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I've being doing the 'startup thing' for close to a year and a half. That might not sound like much, but I feel that I've learned a ton and gained much experience. Following a recent startup-oriented weekend adventure I took a... - The Key to Happiness: More Work and Less Stuff http://lnkd.in/d_JnE93
- You’ll see that being Thankful is a fantastic state to be in all the time !! http://lnkd.in/eBU8M2U
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This past week my family, along with many others, celebrated Thanksgiving. I am still a traditionalist when it comes to the holidays and their order. Gathering together over food is always a good... - via Christine Hutchinson
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Sometimes it is better to ease up on yourself so that you can perform your best. And I should know because I tried it. As some readers know I play piano for fun. Over the past six months I have been playing in a local senior... - One Foolproof Way to Achieve Greater Happiness at Work http://pulse.me/s/3beeHF
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This technique will help you re-calibrate your thoughts and think beyond the tasks at hand, even on your dullest days. - Seeing Profit as a Consequence Not a Purpose by @Emotivebrand on @LinkedIn http://lnkd.in/eEGxRf3
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How do you define the purpose of your business? Like many, you probably default to saying, “To make profits”. And while that is certainly an aim of every capitalistic enterprise, it falls short as a useful and motivating driver... - Why Giving Back Is Good for Business http://pulse.me/s/3aGQ3E
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Intellinet's core value is service and exists for the purpose of giving back. I sat down with it's President Mark Seeley to find out how this has impacted their over-all business performance.
- When you exchanged Wedding vows with your spouse, you accepted, comforted, honored and and promised to keep each other in sickness or in health, for better or for worse, so long as you both shall live. Fortunately these vows don't apply to the marriage with your outsourcing partner. http://lnkd.in/dxJwirT #LawFirms #BackOffice #Outsourcing #FSO #Legal-Outsourcing-Services
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"Your company continues to amaze me. I am in awe of what you have done in just a few short years. Your enthusiasm for your team is wonderful. What a joy it is to not only find a CEO who believes in his employees and...
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You can't succeed without failing first. Apply the following to get over the fear of failure.- Cesar Nader on LinkedIn
In his book, “Good To Great”, Jim Collins talks about a couple of principles that he noted from some of the most exceptional companies. One of those principles is to “Get the right people on the bus, the wrong people off the... - “How economists and their ideas have contributed to the rise of the entire Internet economy and to some of the iconic companies within it." #TedTuesday #FSO-ONSITE-OUTSOURCING #RobertLitan
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"Business models and structures that have contributed to the success of endeavors such as Cupid.com , Priceline, Google ads, Amazon, and sabermetrics in sports. "I think economists deserve some respect," Litan said.... - Even Among Harvard Graduates, Women Fall Short of Their Work Expectations http://nyti.ms/1FCJpnL via @UpshotNYT
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Both sexes have ambitious goals for their career and family life, a study finds, but entrenched factors seem to hold many women back.
Thanks to you, for listening.Mitchell D. Weiner
Chief Happiness Officer
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"No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.”
~ William Blake
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