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| Blog Name: | Personal Leadership and Leadership Development |
| Url: | http://janechin.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | personal leadership, career, entrepreneurship |
| Description: | Personal Leadership and Critical Thinking |
| Popularity: | 3 Followers |
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“Matzo Ball Soup”
Clip of my keynote speech delivered to about 300 postdocs at the 2008 NIEHS Biomedical Career Fair… this is a vignette from my short stint in pharmaceutical sales. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Did you make that lunch appointment on time? I sure did! And would you believe… the doctor ran late; more than an hour late. By the [...]
Clip of my keynote speech delivered to about 300 postdocs at the 2008 NIEHS Biomedical Career Fair… this is a vignette from my short stint in pharmaceutical sales. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Did you make that lunch appointment on time? I sure did! And would you believe… the doctor ran late; more than an hour late. By the [...]
“Chocolate”
Toastmasters contest speech for 2009 in the International Speech Contest category; 2nd place in the Area C4 contest event. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Is this really based on a true story? Yes, it is based on a true story – one from my childhood, when I lived in Syracuse (upstate) New York, and one as an adult living [...]
Toastmasters contest speech for 2009 in the International Speech Contest category; 2nd place in the Area C4 contest event. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Is this really based on a true story? Yes, it is based on a true story – one from my childhood, when I lived in Syracuse (upstate) New York, and one as an adult living [...]
“Metamorphosis”
SPEECH TRANSCRIPT [note: this was the speech as I wrote it, occasionally I will deviate and improvise based on audience and time constraints.] The first time I felt your foot Stepping against the inside of my stomach I was taken aback! I had grown used to your squirming And occasional bumping Against the walls of my body But never had my right hand Felt [...]
SPEECH TRANSCRIPT [note: this was the speech as I wrote it, occasionally I will deviate and improvise based on audience and time constraints.] The first time I felt your foot Stepping against the inside of my stomach I was taken aback! I had grown used to your squirming And occasional bumping Against the walls of my body But never had my right hand Felt [...]
Personal Leadership Podcast: Challenging Assumptions and “Who Am I?”
David Bernard-Stevens and I are creating a personal leadership podcast program, where we look at various themes in self-leadership. Episode 2 – Challenging Assumptions and “Who Am I?” Before we can begin to find out what we personally stand for in our lives and as a family, we must first understand how we see ourselves. In this [...]
David Bernard-Stevens and I are creating a personal leadership podcast program, where we look at various themes in self-leadership. Episode 2 – Challenging Assumptions and “Who Am I?” Before we can begin to find out what we personally stand for in our lives and as a family, we must first understand how we see ourselves. In this [...]
Leadership Development Approaches: We Find the Customers Who Share Our Biases
Chris Maher shared a Quote about Leadership by Ronald A. Heifetz, 1996 from Leadership Without Easy Answers (Cambridge, Massachusetts): “… Scholars who have studied ‘leadership’ have tended to side with the value-free connotation of the term because it lends itself more easily to analytic reasoning and empirical examination. But this will not do for them … [...]
Chris Maher shared a Quote about Leadership by Ronald A. Heifetz, 1996 from Leadership Without Easy Answers (Cambridge, Massachusetts): “… Scholars who have studied ‘leadership’ have tended to side with the value-free connotation of the term because it lends itself more easily to analytic reasoning and empirical examination. But this will not do for them … [...]
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