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So What’s New?
So what’s new? Few points in recent history could have so many profound responses to such a simple question from every person in a society, and yet, here we are. Until a few hours before this blog entry was due, … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishments, Learning, Lessons Learned, Time Management
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Recovering from Three Fractures
My last few months have been dominated by working to recover from an accident that broke my dominant wrist (both radius & ulna) and collarbone. It has been a humbling, frustrating, and sometimes even an uplifting experience. Since two weeks … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Work Life Balance
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A different kind of CV
Conversations with friends, colleagues, and classmates often revolve around missteps in our personal and professional lives. Most of us recognize that failing is part of life and, to a degree, we understand that it helps us grow. We read about … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Learning, Lessons Learned, Motivation
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I’ll be happy when…
For as long as I can remember, my life has always been structured with an obvious overarching goal in mind. When I was six, I started attending school, and from then on, my main goal was to graduate elementary school; … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Work Life Balance
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Life Lessons from The Talking Dead
Winding down from the three-day Labor Day weekend I found myself on Hulu streaming a 2017 HLN episode of Inside with Chris Cuomo, The Talking Dead. It was late Monday night, I was procrastinating from turning in and so I … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishments, Learning, Planning, Uncategorized, Work Life Balance
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Embracing the uncomfortable
Coming out of my Negotiations class on a rainy April afternoon, I was feeling quite disappointed. We had just completed an exercise on a multi-party negotiation for the development of a fictional new port on the East Coast, and I … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Lessons Learned, Motivation
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Lessons learned from the slopes
In the winter, my family spends almost every weekend skiing. This season we eagerly started in mid-November at Mount Snow, VT. The following weekend we skied at Bretton Woods, NH. All this while we waited for Ragged Mountain, NH to … Continue reading
It’s Amazing What A Simple Kind Word Can Do
It’s been five months since I’ve written a blog post and of course I am tempted to write about the Patriots’ sixth Super Bowl championship. This win is a gift to blocked writers across New England, a blog softball lobbed … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Motivation, Team, Uncategorized
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It’s a Waterfall, not a Sprint!
Last week, I walked out of the Harvard Vanguard in Fenway as an official graduate of their physical therapy rehabilitation program for Achilles tendonitis. Four months earlier, I had decided that I was going to run the Boston Marathon. I … Continue reading
Posted in Accomplishments, Learning, Lessons Learned, Planning, Requirements
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I once heard a grain of sand say….
I once heard a grain of sand say; “time under reflection gives one the space to think about how to direct one’s anxieties- whether to have them, what to worry about, what to fear, and what to just kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Learning, Planning
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