Management
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Tips, Tricks & Tools That Help Keep Me Organized, Productive & Sane
Some people have asked me to about how I stay organized. I don’t. Haaa just kidding. I do a pretty good job and lately I’ve been doing better. It can get a little chaotic trying to juggle the hats of entrepreneur, author, professor, blogger, and podcast host. And then, let’s not forget that I do…
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Psychological Reasons Why We Self-Sabotage
“There is absolute truth in the saying that we are our own worst enemy, and self-sabotage manifests all of the darkest thoughts and energy that are trapped within us. The thoughts that run rampage through our minds, uncontrolled, and not managed, are bound to take over and repeat the worst possible messaging that we could…
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What I Shared With a Student That May be Helpful to You
I hope that it helps to snatch them out of their pit and motivates them to run, walk, crawl or even roll to the victory line. They may not cross in first place, but they will cross. Every race we start we’re expected to finish.
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Why the Book “Believe Bigger” by Marshawn Evans Daniels Needs to be a Part of Your Vision and Planning Arsenal
The time is NOW! Don’t wait. Don’t procrastinate. You’re only stealing from yourself when you do. Seriously. Yes, I’m talking about the new book Believe Bigger: Discover Your Path to Your Life Purpose Invest in this book, this guide, this map to explore sides and crevices of YOU that you have overlooked, neglected, abused, misused,…
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Supporting Local Atlanta Talent, Takiya at Mandarin Oriental on January 12th
For those of you who know I have more than a 20-year history within the music industry. I’ve taken a few breaks and realigned my focus, but I’ve never fully detached myself from the amazing world of music. I love supporting the creative, especially the up-and-coming artists who are so vibrant, hopeful, and determined. Several…
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This is Why I’m a College Professor…
Some people wonder why I’ve always wanted to be a teacher and even more perplexing (and in recent years), a college professor. Below are some of the comments from students in my most recent Business Management course that just wrapped for the semester yesterday. We spent 17 weeks together, learning and sharing, and as they…
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TED Talks: Why Work Doesn’t Happen At Work
One of my students [hi Michelle!] shared this TED Talks by Jason Fried, co-founder and president of 37signals. Fried’s theory is that the office isn’t actually a good place to work, and that M&Ms are the real problems in the modern office today. “What?” you ask. Watch the video and hear what this brilliant software…
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Korean Air: An Experience Other Airlines and Companies Should Study and Replicate
Never have I experienced the level of care, consideration, thoughtfulness, attention to detail, and efficacy from an airlines until meeting the amazing Korean Air team. You can tell from the moment you step up to the counter to check in your bags, that they are here to serve you. Korean Air is celebrating their 45th…
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Life is Like American Football
By Natasha Foreman Bryant, MBA Today in my Breaking Bread post I shared a prayer that used a football analogy, and I think that this conversation is appropriate to use outside of a spiritual or religious setting, to include our personal and professional lives, regardless of your religious or spiritual beliefs. So I’m sharing a…
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A Day in the Life of One Entrepreneur
By Natasha Foreman Bryant, MBA As I get older and more mature I am realizing that although I should give myself more “breaks” and be less obsessed about fitting everything in every single day, I also need to have more structure in my professional life if I want any semblance of “balance” in all areas…
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Invest in Your Life and Purchase Real Money Answers For Every Woman: How to Win the Money Game With or Without a Man.
A book review written by Natasha Foreman Bryant Let me start off by saying that this may not be like any other book review you have ever read. Okay, now that I have prepared you, let’s do this! I absolutely love Real Money Answers For Every Woman: How to Win the Money Game With or…
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My Response to John Hope Bryant’s Article “If Bill Gates Were Black”
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA I wanted to share my thoughts regarding John Hope Bryant’s brilliant article that was posted on and by Bloomberg BusinessWeek today. I also wanted to have a healthy dialogue with those individuals who showed their lack of critical thinking skills before they reacted, and quickly responded in the negative,…
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Investing Time in Self is Critical
By Natasha L. Foreman, MBA I needed this loooonng retreat to recharge, rebuild, refocus, reconnect and recommit to my goals and to my life. I can’t give to family, my businesses and to my community if I’m totally drained mentally, emotionally and physically. I can’t practice what I preach if I’m feeling bankrupt on the…
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Natasha’s Thought of the Day: Dream Big!
Children are huge dreamers before adults destroy their imaginative spirits and tell them to start thinking smaller, to start being “realistic”. The huge dreams of a child is exactly where God wants us to be. There is no fear connected with dreaming big and setting goals to attain what we desire. There is fear in…
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Melvin Lee Davis is Coast to Coast in January 2012
My friend and client, Melvin Lee Davis (world-renowned Jazz bassist and composer) is performing all over the U.S. this month with some legendary artists and musicians that you should know (if you don’t know then ‘you better ask somebody’). But seriously, Melvin will be on the road with Chaka Khan, Gerald Albright, and other jazz…
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