Won't you be my neighbor?

Yet as people revisit simple times - vinyl records are on the rise and electronic book readers on the decline - some things haven't changed. What we judge in others is often what we judge in ourselves - set aside resenting a colleague because she's successful so you can learn from her, or...

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Published inSmart Business Pittsburgh Vol. 23; no. 11; p. 9
Main Author Gannon, Mary Lee
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Pittsburgh Smart Business Network 01.04.2017
Subjects
Encyclopedias
Executives
Mindfulness
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Summary:Yet as people revisit simple times - vinyl records are on the rise and electronic book readers on the decline - some things haven't changed. What we judge in others is often what we judge in ourselves - set aside resenting a colleague because she's successful so you can learn from her, or being annoyed by a leader's eruptions so you can build enough trust to ask what worries him.
ISSN:1544-8711