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The Paradox of Impatiently Patient
In his recent blog post, Gary Burnison shares his insights on dealing effectively “in this frustrating time of perpetual uncertainty.” He suggests that “the answers are often found in the paradoxes and opposites. It’s time for impatient patience.” Or, in … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Edmund Burke, Emperor Augustus, Gary Burnison, Impatience, Korn Ferry, Paradox, Patience
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On the Power and Magic of Being Vulnerable
Leo Christopher tells great leaders: “Vulnerability is the essence of connection, and connection is the essence of existence.” In his recent podcast interview on Player Networking Event (PNE), Quentin (Q) Williams speaks about the power of vulnerability, a magical and … Continue reading
Posted in Fulfillment
Tagged Authentic, Brené Brown, Connections, Courage, Gary Burnison, Leo Christopher, Melissa Joyce, Quentin Williams, Relationships, Rumi, Transparency, Vulnerability, Vulnerable
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