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Sam Smith Why do we always feel we need to be perfect? It’s so unrealistic. We know that, but there’s always something about ourselves that we feel detracts from our appearance and diminishes our authority. Maybe you feel that way, because you’ve gained a few extra pounds, or are height-challenged (a euphemism for 
Whenever you make a presentation you’re representing your organization, not just yourself. At that moment you are the face of the organization. But are you well versed in the organization’s brand promise? Or are you only focused on the messages you want to communicate about your area of expertise? 
It’s difficult to get a good night’s sleep when your boss, or client, is sending you emails at midnight and expecting an immediate response. That may be a drastic example but it’s a situation that many executives confront every day. Can you say “No”? Setting Boundaries More than ever, you may be feeling that “enough 
In addressing financial analysts, Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, made headlines when he uttered a profanity in describing the firm’s legal issues a few years ago. He used a fairly mild swear word when he said the company needs to be “…careful to “stop stepping in dog****, which we do now and then.” |
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