Sustainable dispute resolution for high-stakes workplaces
I love having a June birthday because it's almost mid-year--a perfect time to reflect on my annual theme and goals. It's also the month I started the business now known as Third Ear Conflict …
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DISCLAIMER: This post is intended only as general information about New York Workers Compensation Law. It is not legal advice, and reading it does not make us your attorneys. If you need specific …
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How do you define success? Has your definition changed since you first considered what you wanted to be successful in? As the founder of Third Ear Conflict Resolution (CR), I’ve navigated the …
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"Isolde" and I are lifelong friends who have shared countless moments of vulnerability and growth on our paths to success, so it was no surprise when she confided in me about her new business venture. …
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There is a Zen teaching that states if you leap, the net will appear. I tried out this proverb for myself when I left my corporate job and began my own business. Today, I am living proof of how making …
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Simplicity is not something that comes naturally for most humans. We are complex, much like most living beings, and our brains allow us to be aware of this, for better or for worse. Because of our …
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It took me nearly a year to get through Howard Zinn's book, A People's History of the United States. I bought it at a small bookstore in Summerville, South Carolina while visiting Peter's brother. …
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In the business world, it's natural to compare yourself to others. Business schools, athletics coaches, and even parents often encourage you to "know your competition." However, I have yet to hear …
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Workplace conflicts come in a variety of forms. Most of them are resolvable. In 2008, a hazardous waste situation occurred at a high school on Long Island, New York. According to one journalist's …
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DISCLAIMER: This post contains a general overview of unpaid work. It is not legal advice. If you require information or advice applied to your unique situation, please make an appointment to discuss …
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