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Cockpit Acoustics

July 25, 2012 By admin

I was re-reading an article in a prior edition of Business & Commercial Aviation, entitled Cockpit Cacophony. It states that “The noisy cockpit environment certainly doesn’t help the communication of important information. A review of 250 NASA ASRS …. business … Continue reading →

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The Tale of Your Three Energies

March 15, 2012 By admin

Energies can invigorate us or zap us. We generally only pay attention to our physical energy … “I am tired” , “I don’t have any energy” , “I just want to sleep”. There is another kind of energy: emotional energy. … Continue reading →

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Filling in your own blanks

February 1, 2012 By admin

NASA Ames Research Center reported that 70% of all ASRS reports were because of communication errors, and expectation error was the highest single cause. Expectation error – the hearing or seeing what you have heard or seen in the past … Continue reading →

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Blinded by your own light … or darkness?

October 13, 2011 By admin

I found an interesting article on Knowledge@Wharton’s website.It was actually a five-page book review. The book is called “It Starts With One: Changing Individuals Changes Organizations” by J. Stewart Black and Hal B. Gregersen. The authors asked “why do we … Continue reading →

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Business Insights Interview

August 13, 2011 By shari2008

I recently was interviewed by Bruce May, CEO of The Expert Knowledge Network. We had quite a conversation about emotional intelligence, aviation, coaching and the mind. Be sure to listen in … and let me know how this information pertains … Continue reading →

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Surface Level or Deep Thinker?

August 2, 2011 By admin

Think of your staff … each one uses a different thought process when faced with a challenge. Some will look at the personal side and how it will affect the team, others look at the situation from a strictly-business perspective. … Continue reading →

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Power of Intention

July 21, 2011 By admin

Have you ever thought about the power of intention? And how it can have a sweeping effect on your current life? You have to create the intention that you really want, not the intention that is driving you crazy. For … Continue reading →

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