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When I was a kid, I used to write famous people a handwritten note, telling them what I admired about them and why I was thankful for them. And I asked them if they would please send me an autographed photo of themselves. Almost everyone obliged. And I still have those photos and autographs, including such people as Dwight Eisenhower, …
You’ve got to practice CONTAINMENT. Don’t focus on all the negative outcomes you fear. You also have me as a resource. I’m not a medical doctor, but I am a doctor of communication and psychology, and both of those things are even bigger issues than ever before during this pandemic. If you’d like to call or email me, I will …
Concern, worry, and confusion? Or fear, panic, and hysteria? You’re probably feeling some of those things right now. Re-thinking your life, your future, your career, and your relationships? And re-directing your daily life in dozens of new ways? You’re probably doing some of those things as well in this midst of this COVID-19 crisis. But let me remind you that …
I facilitated an executive retreat for one of my clients, a retreat focused on all the changes that were needed in their organization. As they debated various strategies to make that happen, one exec stood up and said, “What if, and I know this sounds kooky, we communicated with the employees?” Of course, I didn’t say anything, but I was thinking, “Duh!” …
