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In like a lamb out like a lion?
Posted on 25. Mar, 2016 by Susan Wright.
I’ve been hampered by a cold this past week (sympathy welcome). There are six days left in March and I’d rather go out like a roaring lion than a quiet lamb. So here I am not quite roaring, but writing for public consumption, for the first time in four years! Despite the head fog of […]
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What makes us persist?
Posted on 10. Apr, 2012 by Susan Wright.
Do you ever feel like you’re dragging your feet through the mud, going somewhere although slow, messy, and fraught with resistance? I so get this. So what makes us persist, despite the drag? I think it’s a matter of understanding when we’re truly stuck, versus, on to something new, and potentially life changing. Often clients […]
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What drives change?
Posted on 22. Mar, 2012 by Susan Wright.
Today I read a collection of articles, and although the topics were seemingly diverse; healthcare, innovation, work-life, they are merged on one central theme – change. It’s not overtly stated in the articles, as often change is a big bad scary word! But as my clients and readers know, this is my area of specialty […]
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What impression do you make?
Posted on 23. Feb, 2012 by Susan Wright.
After learning the sad news of a friend’s death on Sunday Feb 19th, I was struck by the overall impression that resonated throughout the comments exchanged between all that knew him, including those of my own. It seems to me, that this “impression” is really a person’s essence – what he/she brings to this life […]
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