Dealing with People who are a PAIN

Beth Terry | September 28, 2008

Most bad behavior is caused by pain. Realizing that makes it easier to deal with ‘difficult’ people.
It IS tempting to take it personally when we are verbally attacked or slighted – thinking that somehow those angry words or nasty behaviors were designed specifically for us. We make the subconscious assumption that the offending person woke […]

Your RSS Feed

Beth Terry | September 27, 2008

If you have an RSS feed to this (Real Simple Syndication), please take a moment to change it over. We will be dropping Corporate Cowgirl.com very soon and don’t want to lose you. And if you’d like to sign up to be notified when I write in here, we’d love to have you. Click here […]

Bye Bye Blue Eyes, Paul Newman We’ll Miss You!

Beth Terry | September 27, 2008

“Ultimately, what really matters is a courageous spirit and a generous heart.”

Paul Newman embodied that. He was a courageous man, and a generous one. His long marriage to Joanne Woodward, in a community where marriage is tossed out as easily as last year’s cell phone, was a testament to love and to his spirit.

Chunks of Time Will Help You Cope with Overwhelm

Beth Terry | September 21, 2008

Do you have too much on your plate right now? The more scary the economy gets, the more we have to focus on those things that will put food on the table and move our businesses forward. We don’t have time to be distracted by silly things. Yet, most of us find ourselves getting lost […]

Your Team - Do you have People?

Beth Terry | September 16, 2008

In my business we see a lot of celebrities. Often we’ll be one of the other keynote or breakout speakers after a big name gives a lunch speech. One difference I’ve noted (besides the fact they make obscene amounts of money more than me!) is they have “people.” In the past year I’ve spoken […]

Making Sense of the Political Minefields

Beth Terry | September 13, 2008

Have you had this happen?
You say thoughtfully, “Well, I think this candidate makes a lot of sense. I’ll probably vote for them.” Then you are subjected to:
“ARE YOU CRAZY? WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? DON’T YOU READ ANYTHING? I CAN’T BELIEVE YOU COULD POSSIBLY THINK THAT!!!!!!!!” ;-S
In the last decade or two […]

Listen to your Echoes

Beth Terry | September 12, 2008

It was about midnight last night that I first got a funny feeling about the trip. I was packed and ready to head to North Carolina in the morning. I usually listen to my intuition. Over the years when I talked myself out of those ‘funny feelings’ I usually looked back and said, “why didn’t […]

We’re getting there

Beth Terry | September 3, 2008

My new website is finally (almost) completely functional. Still a few things to fix - the store, some articles, the newsletter archives… But it’s getting there. The creative process is - a process. Three steps forward, two sideways, five back, two to the right. Frustrating and exhilarating at the same time. Who knew the DNS […]

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The way I see it, Cactus is the most resilient plant in the desert. If you find yourself stuck out on the desert and you can get past the thorns, its fruit will save your life. The same goes for us human critters. If we can get past the thorns of our own life, what we find in our core will save us and sustain us.


About the author

Beth Terry, CSP, is an International Professional Speaker, Author, and Corporate Trainer with offices in Phoenix and Hawaii. She is a Catalyst who creates a resilient mindset in your people, keeping you profitable, productive, and results-oriented. Her convention programs include Creating Resilience, Managing Change and Stress, and Work Life Balance. She is the author of two books. Find more about her at www.bethterry.com