YES Strategies

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If you are looking for a few good books to read, I strongly suggest Love Does and Everybody Always by Bob Goff ( BG).
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Great advice- What’s on your “to learn” list?

Weave Learning into Your Everyday Work
We all need to keep learning new things to grow in our careers. But sometimes the urgency of our schedules gets in the way. To find time for learning, make it a part of your day-to-day tasks. One way to do this is to look for ways to pick up skills from those around you. Notice how your boss handles a negotiation; ask sales people about industry trends; get feedback from your peers after you give a presentation. Of course, there will be times when something piques your interest but you’re too busy to explore it. When this happens, try creating a “to-learn” list: write down concepts, ideas, and practices that you want to return to at a later time. And create a learning channel for your team, whether it’s through Slack, SharePoint, or somewhere else. Add links to resources you’ve found valuable — it will encourage your colleagues to do the same.

Adapted from “Making Learning a Part of Everyday Work," by Josh Bersin and Marc Zao-Sanders

An excellent read- “Embrace personal and professional growth in order to stay relevant, while creating a workplace that values the viewpoints of different age groups, and lets generations learn from one another.”

Wise Eyes, Fresh Eyes Chip Conley, one of the execs behind Airbnb’s rise, is on a quest to help people restart their careers—and end the office generation gap as we know it. Step one: Stop thinking in terms of “old people” and “young people.”

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Nike - Dream Crazy Don’t ask if your dreams are crazy. Ask if they’re crazy enough.

Desperate to quit your job? Read this first. Instead of spending your days complaining, you might try changing your workplace from within, says leadership expert Simon Sinek.

Notes to Inspire Our struggles are the short-term steps we must take on our way to long-term success.

A great article with very actionable recommendations-

If you're using LinkedIn like a digital résumé, you're doing it all wrong If your LinkedIn looks like everyone else’s, your chances of being contacted by a recruiter drop substantially.

The value of our lives is not determined by what we do for ourselves. The value of our lives is determined by what we do for others.
Simon Sinek