Listen to the audio version of this article here: https://youtu.be/iFWEtxBIwZ0 The title of this post shares its name with a classic song from one of my favorite groups, so I didn’t need an excuse to use it here. Breakups. Dating Tips. How to Find Closure. Mid-February is the time of year when thoughts of love […]
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Social Justice. Community activism. How to promote diversity and inclusion. Polarizing phrases forever tied to race relations and disparity in outcomes. In the wake of the Tyre Nichols situation, a look back at two previous pieces on protest movements, race relations and how we can use these events to improve our own outcomes.
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Happy New Year, folks. Going forward, you’ll be seeing more audio and podcast options available on KeneErike.com and our YouTube page. There will be more ways for you to consume the content you love. And, as I hinted in my last post, keep an eye out for news about my soon-to-be-available audiobook.
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Gift ideas for Christmas? Like every other time of year, what we want never goes out of style…..
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“If people like you, they will find a way to do business with you. If people don’t like you, even if it’s in their best interest, they will not do business with you.” – Alan Kligerman
This one draws some inspiration from “A Christmas Carol”, a classic story usually trotted out next month. Are you wondering: – How to register to vote? – Where to find your polling place? or, even more importantly…. – Whether you should even waste your time heading to the ballot box? Here are three reasons you
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How to succeed: Think outside the box. With mid-term elections kicking off this week, tales about the lengths politicians are willing to go to secure a seat are cropping up everywhere. This story, of a New York candidate, steals the show:
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Life has a way of lulling you into complacency, given the series of recurring tasks and obligations that absorb our time and energy week in and week out. Every now and then, you’re jolted awake by a change from the ordinary.
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Well, we’ve explored some of the reasons why you need to get comfortable saying “No”:https://keneerike.com/the-power-of-no/ Your personal and professional lives are a complex network of gray areas where absolutes play second fiddle to nuance and wisdom en route to getting where you want to go.
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How to Relieve Stress and Protect Your Mental Health. We’re going to explore that. It seems like there’s never enough time in the day to get everything done, especially as we begin to accumulate responsibilities like old clothes in the back of a closet. Fortunately, you’ve got a lot more control over that than you
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