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Never Give Up -Such Bad Advice

As a rule, I do not watch television, mostly because I am just too busy and I find most programs to be boring and repetitive.  But for some reason, on a Saturday afternoon, in between vacuuming and dusting, I was drawn to a program about emergency rooms and the daily routine of the medical staff  working […] Read more at: Susan Neustrom, Ed.D. Never Give Up -Such Bad Advice

Does this vision make my BUT look too big?

Of course, you can always justify your decision by adding more and more obstacles to your long list of “But I can’t do it because…”. That way it is not really your fault for not transforming your big vision to reality. Read more at: Susan Neustrom, Ed.D. Does this vision make my BUT look too big?

Never Give Up -Such Bad Advice

As a rule, I do not watch television, mostly because I am just too busy and I find most programs to be boring and repetitive.  But for some reason, on a Saturday afternoon, in between vacuuming and dusting, I was drawn to a program about emergency rooms and the daily routine of the medical staff  working […] Read more at: Susan Neustrom, Ed.D. Never Give Up -Such Bad Advice

Four Clues To Discover If You Are A Really Big Idea Leader?

I can’t help it.  I never stop thinking of ideas.  Ideas come in a flash when I least expect them and I need to write them down because I never know when a stroke of genious will hit and become the next big idea.  I have post-it notes everywhere, on my desk, on the refrigerator, bathroom mirror, […] Read more at: Susan Neustrom, Ed.D. Four Clues To Discover If You Are A Really Big Idea Leader?

Leading with Chocolate

Want to build strong relationships, gain recognition, and influence people?  Try some chocolate.   I will admit that I really like, okay love, chocolate.  I know I am not alone with my love of chocolate.  In fact, Americans consume about 3 billion pounds of chocolate a year, almost half of the world’s chocolate consumption.    I always […] Read more at: Susan Neustrom, Ed.D. Leading with Chocolate