2013/05/17
by Glynis Jolly
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Can a person have healthy self-esteem, yet not have the confidence to go with it? A Little Perspective My husband and I share our “computer room”. The room sits just off the living room, and there’s easy access to … Continue reading
2013/05/03
by Glynis Jolly
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Have you ever watched the show, Designing Women? The characters are interior designers by trade. However, what the show is really about is how these 3, sometimes 4 women live their lives with deliberation. Like most sitcoms, it is full … Continue reading
2013/01/27
by Glynis Jolly
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The first job I had as a teenager was when I was a ‘carhop’ at the A & W Root Beer Drive-In. It was the summer of 1970, and I was fifteen years old. Yes, I lied about my age … Continue reading
2013/01/08
by Glynis Jolly
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This post was written by Carly Fierro A few years ago, I started a new job for a big company. It was my first job out of college and my first full-time job. The salary was reasonable and the work … Continue reading
2012/12/30
by Glynis Jolly
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In order to grasp a firm hold on your personal identity, you have to like who and what you are. Who and what you are overlapped, which can confuse the issue. This, in turn, can make knowing yourself a murky … Continue reading
2012/10/18
by Glynis Jolly
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This is a guest post by Carly Fierro. You’ve just given a presentation at work. Seven people tell you that you did a great job; one suggests that your talk ran a little long. Which comment do you think about … Continue reading
2012/09/27
by Glynis Jolly
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Have you read part 1 of this series? If not, you may read it here. Self-confidence and self-esteem is not just a matter of accepting yourself. You need to learn how to go the distance with your passions, whatever they … Continue reading
2012/09/22
by Glynis Jolly
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Have you notice how we have the tendency to follow the pack and develop habits that we know are not good for us? Self-doubt falls into this category. We are told, “Do not do that. He/She will not like it … Continue reading