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Category Archives: Reading
Good on Paper
My clothes are as bland as possible: baggy T-shirts in various shades of beige, bunchy robes, discount leggings, and nary a fun accessory. Looking at cartoon me, you’d never know that my actual self wears a lot of mismatched bold … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, Cartoon sophie, confidence, fashion, hater, image, Lif style, personal growth, Representation, strength, style, transformation, troll
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Addressing the escalating psychiatrist shortage
The title of the article “Lack of Psychiatrist Creates an Access Problem in Oregon” caught my eye. I sat down to read it and the following paragraph “Pincus said the undersupply of psychiatrists could be due to a number of … Continue reading
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Tagged fee for service, insurance plans, interdisciplinary team, internship, lawsuit, legal and ethic issues, Medical Association, medication, mental health, Mental health assessment, mental illness, Oregon, providers, Psychiatrist, psychologists, salaries, social service sector, social worker, starting salary, stigma, therapist, universities, value health care
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Ask and Learn
The quickest route to success is finding someone who has already achieved it and having them teach you. The global network entrepreneur organization offers peer to peer learning. Quora.com, the question and answer site, has a forum popular with the … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude, business, community, entrepreneur, faith, goals, learning opportunity, mentors, purpose, question-and-answer website, small business, strength, weaknesses
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Prefect Partner
Incredible hot…but totally unaware Amazing body…but never stuck in the gm Sensitive and gentle…but not a wimp Completely dependable…but not[yawn] predictable Able to solve every problem…but not a know it all Highly spiritual…but does not have to preach about it … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, conversation, delusion, dream, emotions, faith, friendship, happiness, health, humor, inspiration, life, love, mantra, realationships, respect, self-awareness, single, strength
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Ripple Effect
A beloved client was late to our coaching session. This client, a senior leader at a large company you’ve heard of, finally arrived in my Seattle office flustered and apologetic. “Sorry, sorry!” he said, wiping sweat off his face. For … Continue reading
