Beth Terry | November 28, 2008
Black Friday - the day retailers hope will put their books “in the Black” - ie - make them profitable. The problem? The nonstop media coverage of impending disaster clashes with the consumer-driven ads this time of year. The result? A sense of Hopelessness and Helplessness. Heaviness of heart.
Whether you are a retailer, a […]
Category: Managing Smarts, Solving Problems, Work Life Balance, adversity, change |
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Tags: business downturn, employee engagement, family engagement, hope, life balance, planning, solutions for businesses
Beth Terry | November 19, 2008
My friend Peggy from Hawaii reminded me to pick up Viktor Frankl’s book, “Man’s Search for Meaning,” at exactly the right time. We all have times of regret in our lives. Times where we wonder why we went somewhere, made that choice, got involved with someone.
As I re-read the amazing story of Viktor Frankl’s experiences […]
Category: Real Life, change, resilience |
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Tags: faith, hope, impact of others, Man's Search For Meaning, resilience, Viktor Frankl
Beth Terry | November 5, 2008
The 2008 election is over. The upset is not. Whether you had favorites in the National, State, or Local races, no doubt some of your favorites won and some lost. The hardest part is always the next step: accepting that this is what IS, and figuring out what to do with it.
On the National Election, […]
Category: Real Life, adversity, change |
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Tags: come together, election, McCain, Obama, politics, post-election
Beth Terry | October 25, 2008
Picture your sweet 6-month old infant in her crib. You play peek-a-boo and she giggles. You scrunch your nose up and she giggles again. You pick up this tiny, sweet bundle of joy in your arms. You hold her to your face and you say, “OK kiddo, today you are going to go jogging with […]
Category: Common Sense, change |
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Tags: addictions, Bailout, change, guilt, letting go, oil companies, politicians, transformation, Washington DC
Beth Terry | October 8, 2008
It’s nuts out there. But you knew that. Just did a seminar yesterday for one of my favorite clients out here in Hawaii. Kamehameha Schools has over 100 year-history of providing education for the children of Hawaii. I love those people. Every time I get to train on their campus, I can feel the real […]
Category: Common Sense, Life Crises, Managing Smarts, Work Ethic, change, resilience |
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Tags: appreciative inquiry, down economy, expectations, Kamehameha schools, leadership, standards
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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Beth Terry | July 3, 2007
Is it just me? Or is everyone having a bad day! You’ve said it. You’ve noticed days when people just seem to be off. It happens in Phoenix the first week of extreme hot weather– like today for instance: 117ยบ with 4% humidity. Arrrrrgh. We all get a little wiggy in the Valley of […]
Category: Real Life, change |
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Tags: barometric pressure, barometric pressure affect on mood, hot Phoenix, hot phoenix temperatures, mood swings, S.A.D., stress, violence, weather