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STRESS MANAGEMENT

Signs of Stress and Imbalance

How To Break Through Fear in Turbulent Times

What is Stress?

Solving Problems in a High-Stress Environment

Break Through Self-Doubt & Fear

Let's Get Physical

Holiday Stress Hotspots

Make 2004 your Year of Organization

Holiday Stress Hotspots

Manage Stress by Stopping Obsessive or Unwanted Thoughts

Meditate Stress Away

Taking Stress for a Ride

3 Strategies to Reduce Stress

Cleaning Up

Stress; Control It, Change It or Let It Go!

Substance Abuse

The Courage to Feel Bad

The Challenge of Change

Tips for Managing Holiday Madness

Modern Day Stressors: What Stress Looks Like in the 21st Century

The Life Juggle: How to Find Lifework Balance

New Year's Resolutions

 

CHANGE

The Questions Leaders Should Ask Themselves about Change

The Top Ten Ways to Manage People through Change

Understanding Change

The Challenge of Change

 

RUNNING A BUSINESS

Be Heard. Be Strong. Be Effective. How to Deliver Impressive Presentations

Getting Started in the Speaking Business: Answers to Burning Questions

What Entrepreneurs Need to Know to be Successful

How to Create and Maintain Culture as You Grow

Recruitment and Retention of Diverse Candidates

 

DIVERSITY

A Passion for Diversity

Traits of a Diverse Organization

Simma's Holiday Diversity Q and A

How to Go from Eggshell Walking to Multicultural Festivity Making

Are You Wasting Your Money on Diversity Training?

Interview Bias: Overcoming the Silent Forces Working Against You

How to Help LGBT Employees Help Your Organization Grow

How to Integrate Diversity Into Your Business Strategy

Diversity Benefits Organizations and Communities

Diversity Fast Facts

How to Integrate Diversity

10 PC Tips for Communicating with a Diverse Audience

Are You Truly Successful?

Interviewing Employees Who Stay

Wage and Position Disparity Across Gender

What Every Consultant Needs to Know About Diversity Consulting and Training

Diversity Competency Assessment

Recruitment and Retention of Diverse Candidates

Understanding Diversity Dialogues

Dialogue as a Communication Tool Amongst Diverse Groups of People

Communicating across Generations in the Workplace

Simma & Kate's Strategies for Cross-Generational Relationship Building

Valuing Diversity during the Holidays

 

COMMUNICATION

Understanding Dialogue: A Q&A on the benefits of dialogue

Dialogue as a Communication Tool

Communication with Concern

Helping Others Deal with Loss

10 PC Tips for Communicating with a Diverse Audience

Tips for Better Communication Between Men and Women in the Workplace

Understanding Diversity Dialogues

Dialogue as a Communication Tool Amongst Diverse Groups of People

Simma & Kate's Strategies for Cross-Generational Relationship Building

Web Site Tips

 

GENDER COMMUNICATION

Differences in Male and Female Communication Styles

Gender Communications Differences and Strategies

Wage and Position Disparity across Gender

Tips for Better Communication between Men and Women in the Workplace

 

WORK/LIFE BALANCE

Life/Work Balance in the Real World

New Year's Resolutions: A New Approach?

Working with Loved Ones: Leverage Potential and Avoid Pitfalls

Modern Day Stressors: What Stress Looks Like in the 21st Century

The Life Juggle: How to Find Lifework Balance

 

RESTAURANT & HOSPITALITY

All in the Family

Are You Truly Successful?

How to Create and Maintain the Culture of Your Restaurants

Let's Get Physical

Meditate Stress Away

Taking Stress for a Ride

The Challenge of Change

3 Strategies to Reduce Stress

Cleaning Up Substance Abuse

 

FEAR & SELF-DOUBT

Break Through Self-Doubt & Fear

Substance Abuse

The Courage to Feel Bad

Learn It! Play It! Change It!
RULES FOR UPWARD MOBILITY FOR WOMEN IN CORPORATE AMERICA

DO
DON'T
Develop a strategy and stay focused Get caught up in doing tasks
Let your desired career path be known by the appropriate people Wait for someone to discover you because you are working hard and have potential

Learn the unwritten rules and how to leverage them in order to advance

Let other people give you advice that will distract you from your career path

Ask people whom you trust to support your goals

Take people for granted when they help you

Determine who can help you and what you want from them

 

Show your appreciation

 

Don’t forget the people who helped you

 

Determine what you can give them

 

Build a diverse network. Attend functions and events so people will get to know you.

 

See yourself as a Marketing and Public Relations expert for your skills and experience

 

Get a mentor(s) who can help you navigate your path

 

Learn how to be a mentee

 

Volunteer for projects where you can play a visible role and take leadership

 

Set up one-to-one meetings with senior leaders involved in the project before general meetings

Don’t let other people’s judgments negatively impact your self-esteem

Build strategic alliances with leaders in other departments or work functions

Don’t process decision making out loud

Communicate as a peer with senior leaders. Remember that you add value to the success of the organization

Don’t apologize when it is not necessary

Be decisive in your decisions

 

Enter a room with presence

 

Use brevity and clarity to make your points

Don’t keep talking after you’ve made your point

Wear clothes that add to your powerful image

Don’t wear frilly dresses or clothes that are too casual

Wear make-up that enhances your natural look

Don’t wear make-up that looks like you are going out for the evening

Wear socks that are above your pants line when you sit down

 

Have at least two good suits that correspond to the position you desire

Don’t wear shirts and blouses that are revealing and take attention from your message

Always say “Thank You!”

 

 


Simma Lieberman works with people and organizations to create environments where people can do their best work. She specializes in diversity, gender communications, life-work balance and stress, and acquiring and retaining new customers.

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