By Sue, on April 15th, 2010
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What is the goal of exercise? It is to help us get into shape and live longer. Using weights to enhance your workout also builds muscle and burns fat. One piece of equipment that . . . → Read More: Kettlebells: A New Twist on an Old Exercise
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By Sue, on April 14th, 2010
Where do you work? If it is in a home office, you have just found the right spot to make your fitness dreams come true. Don’t believe it? Keep reading.
Exercise is like a dirty word to most people. If they could get by without doing it they would. But, the truth of . . . → Read More: Get the Exercise You Need Right in Your Home Office
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By Sue, on April 13th, 2010
Everyone needs physical activity in their daily lives. Exercise is not just for people trying to lose weight or get ripped. One way to have together time with family and stay healthy is to institute a family fitness time.
These days, even our kids are busy. They have homework, afterschool activities and friends . . . → Read More: Institute Family Fitness Time
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By Sue, on April 12th, 2010
They say that if you have thirty minutes, then they can help. Some may have been skeptical in the beginning but Curves has taken off in a big way. If you’ve got thirty minutes, they may be able to help you.
Whether you are a working mom or a busy stay at home . . . → Read More: Curves: Getting Busy Women Back to Fitness
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By Sue, on April 11th, 2010
Exercise is meant to help us achieve a level of fitness that keeps our bodies working properly for a long time. But, the question most of us have is, “What is the best way to do that?” Most of us have busy lives and need an effective workout in as short a time . . . → Read More: Circuit Training: Achieving Two Fitness Goals with One Workout
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By Sue, on April 10th, 2010
You have already decided that you don’t have time to exercise. Between kids, work, and just being plain tired, there just doesn’t seem to be enough time in your day. Wrong! There is time; you just have to make it. So, we are going to find time in your day and tell you . . . → Read More: Making Time to Exercise
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By Sue, on March 25th, 2010
Nine-tenths of tactics are certain and taught in the books; but, the irrational tenth is like the kingfisher flashing across the pool. This is the test of generals. Success can only be ensured by instinct sharpened by thought. At the crisis, it is as natural as a reflex.
T. E. Lawrence
The Science of Guerilla Warfare
“What will give you competitive advantage as a strategic leader?” A corollary question is, “How do you develop the requisite skills in order to gain competitive advantage?”
Military organizations, and organizations in general, are concerned about leadership and leader development. Until the 1980s, the focus was on the direct level of leadership. Only recently has executive level thinking become significant.
A basic premise of Stratified Systems Theory (SST) is that the strategic leader operates within an increasingly complex environment, characterized by greater information-processing demands and a need to solve more ill-defined, novel, and complex organizational problems. Executives must develop skills and cognitive capacities to navigate successfully within such a complex environment (Zaccaro 1996). Strategic leaders must not only possess these capacities and skills but also be able to apply them, and effective application of these capacities requires highly developed self-awareness. Continue reading STRATEGIC THINKING
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By Sue, on March 24th, 2010
You have already decided that you don’t have time to exercise. Between kids, work, and just being plain tired, there just doesn’t seem to be enough time in your day. Wrong! There is time; you just have to make it. So, we are going to find time in your day and tell you . . . → Read More: Making Time to Exercise
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By Sue, on March 22nd, 2010
Ever noticed that problems like snowballs can compound over time? They gather misunderstandings and faulty assumptions as easily as snowflakes attract other snowflakes. It takes a single minded focus to unpick the misunderstandings, assumptions and miscommunications and arrive at the original issue.
Even the biggest problems yield to changes if you find the . . . → Read More: Doing something versus doing the right thing…
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By Sue, on March 21st, 2010
Professor Jay Conger outlines what companies can do to develop leaders for the times in which management alone is not enough – when only leadership will do By Leon Gettler Jay Conger noticed a trend emerging when he was researching why chief executives fail. Many of them were simply fast-tracked too quickly by . . . → Read More: Why Chief Executives Fail
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