Monday Motivator: Gratitude
Hello Monday Motivators! As we come to the end of November and my Monday Motivators series on feasting, today I want to talk about Gratitude.
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Wearing the Appropriate “Costume” To Work—Looking Your Professional Best
Hello Monday Motivators! Fall and the approach of Halloween are definitely in the air in Las Vegas. As I drive through my neighborhood to exit
Ghouls and Goblins In The Workplace
Wikipedia: A goblin is a legendary evil or mischievous creature. They are attributed with various (sometimes conflicting) abilities, temperaments, and appearances depending on the story and country of origin.
Self-Improvement . . . Commit to One Learning Event
Happy Monday Motivators! Well, I am extremely motivated as I approach this week as it is our 20th Annual Conference for Administrative Excellence. I am
LEADERSHIP: Believe It or Not!
Administrative and Executive Assistants Are Leaders. When I say “Leader” do you think in response to that statement, “Me!” or ‘Who, me?”Okay, Administrative Professionals, this
Persuasion Skills – The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Persuasion skills for the administrative assistant. It was Desmond Tutu who stated, “Don’t raise your voice, improve your argument.” There are a lot of people
Administrative/Clerical: Best Tips for Dealing With the Worst Managers
Dealing with bad managers can be an emotional drain. Workplace conflict rarely stays in the office; the argument may not follow you home, but residual
Administrative/Clerical: Is Working Harder the Answer?
[Guest blogger, Nancy Anderson of Beyond.com contributes many wonderful articles. Today she shares the message below, Is Working Harder the Answer?] A competitive job market
Administrative/Clerical: Recording Better Messages and Voicemails
For administrative professionals, recording voicemail greetings and leaving voicemail messages is an inevitable part of the job. Although recording a voicemail can be intimidating, it
