Posted in personal development, tagged abundance, dress for success san francisco, economic stress, holiday season stress, how to manage stress, inner peace, inspiration, peace, positive thining, stress, stress management, susan hanshaw on November 29, 2008 | 8 Comments »
I’ve been invited by Dress for Success San Francisco to give a presentation next week on managing stress. As I finished my initial preparation, it occurred to me that with all that is happening in our world these days, everyone could benefit from these 10 simple tips:
Eliminate the idea of lack. Recognize that opportunities to [...]
Posted in personal development, tagged blog, blogging, career change, career development, employment campaign, inner architect, job seekers, susan hanshaw on November 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
In my career development business, Inner Architect, we train job seekers how to create proactive employment campaigns with a blog as a hub for delivering one’s value and expertise. I love to encourage participants that your blog is a vehicle to become what you want to be known for:
In the process of researching, you [...]
Posted in personal development, tagged anger, change, employment, fear, job change, job loss, jobs, laid off, layoffs, linkedin, silicon valley, susan hanshaw, trust, unemployed, unemployment rate, workplace violence on November 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This past Friday a recently laid-off Silicon Valley engineer fatally shot three former co-workers, including the CEO. This brutal incident of workplace violence was just one that makes up 20% of all violent crimes as reported by the San Jose Mercury News.
What does this workplace violence statistic say?
Violence is a product of anger and [...]
Posted in personal development, tagged aura, energy, impressions, instinct, intuition, law of attraction, linkedin, raising your vibration, susan hanshaw, vibe, vibration on November 2, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I received a thank you card the other day from the program coordinator of a center for girls where I recently presented. In her note she expressed how she appreciated the vibe I brought to the girls. I thought that to be an interesting statement and considered what she specifically might have meant. [...]
