optimismThe End is Not NearFebruary 26, 2008 This blog is for people wanting and needing to work who see only dim possibilities to earn money doing the work they had been doing. Some people will have the delightful surprise of landing just that opportunity but most probably won’t. For the latter group I’d like to say things are probably not as bad as you think…especially if you are willing to change. No One Ever Really Promised You A Rose Garden. Part Two: Expectations Based on HopeSeptember 28, 2008 Some expectations are like untethered helium balloons; they’re never grounded. Unlike those that are born out of our actual experiences, these reflect desire and imagined possibilities. Unlike the Psychological Recession which leads people to ignore the positive and fixate on the negative, these expectations are more often optimistic and reflect people’s hopes. Keywords :
The Power of What We Expect. Part One: Rational ExpectationsSeptember 19, 2008 Heartfelt thanks to Kirsten Hansen, who is, like me, a member of the Employee Engagement website. On September 5, 2008 Kirsten wrote to say we need to talk about people’s expectations because Unrealistic expectations of others can lead to much dissatisfaction both in person and professional situations. Keywords :
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Judith M. Bardwick
Judith M. Bardwick, Ph.D., is a highly regarded writer, speaker, and management consultant specializing in the psychology of the corporate environment. Read more ...
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