Let’s Play Ball

Do you know Seth Godin? OK, I don’t know Seth Godin – but my friend Pam does, so that makes me one degree of separation from Seth. [Just for the record, I am also one step from Kevin Bacon two different ways - Anne will write me later today to say, "He's my neighbor!", and Kevin played... Read More »

Michele’s Feast

I’ve decided that there are no coincidences – only opportunities for me to open up and learn. Last night I found myself with unexpected time to myself. I’m sure all you single parents of teenagers understand exactly what I’m talking about. I had no plans but was utterly delighted... Read More »

A Change Is Going to Come

June 14, 2010 by Michele Woodward  
Filed under Authenticity, Clarity, Managing Change

I don’t know about you, but it feels like a change is coming. Something’s in the air, and I can’t quite get my finger on it. In the last two weeks, I’ve spoken in front of five audiences. I’ve led another three small groups. Worked with a number of individuals. I’ve... Read More »

What I Believe

I believe work can be fulfilling. I believe you can thrive in your career. I believe now is the perfect time to start your own business. I believe that risk of authenticity is worth it. I believe that leaders who replicate their own dysfunctional family dynamic are the biggest threat to a workplace. I... Read More »

The New Rules of Work – Part 3

May 30, 2010 by Michele Woodward  
Filed under Career Coaching, Happier Living

To really understand one of the new rules of work, you need to know Kathy Korman Frey. Kathy is an adjunct professor at George Washington University, an expert in women’s entrepreneurship and an evangelist for mentoring and being mentored. Which is a key to success under the new rules of work. The... Read More »

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