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We Have Nothing to Fear But

On February 22, 2021February 19, 2021 By Libby RomfhIn Change, MeditationLeave a comment

I have been meditating a lot lately on safety. If you asked me what I fear, I don’t know if I could pinpoint something in particular – a fear of catching Covid, a fear that the government will collapse, a fear that my colleagues will figure out that I really have no idea what I …

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My Dad, a “Real” Writer

On February 19, 2021February 19, 2021 By Libby RomfhIn Change, Meditation, WritingLeave a comment

When I was first learning to meditate, I used a CD from the meditation teacher, Jack Kornfield, a great CD to use when you are first learning. One of the meditations that he introduced on this CD was, what he called, a meditation for dying, which he said Buddhists practice when they are on their …

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Positive Change and Resistance

On February 17, 2021February 14, 2021 By Libby RomfhIn Change, Change Management, Problem SolvingLeave a comment

What works better: coming down hard on someone who rebels against the change you want to see – or coopting them to be part of the solution? When I was managing change for Barnes & Noble, this was something I gave a lot of thought to. In the decades that I worked there, we regularly …

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Too Much to Do?

On February 15, 2021February 14, 2021 By Libby RomfhIn Change, Management, Problem SolvingLeave a comment

When you have too much to do, do you share the work? Many people are suffering right now because of the overwhelming amount of work that they need to do, at work – which has been complicated and made more intensive by WFH – and at home, where the woman’s work that was never done …

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The Artificial Construct of Time

On February 10, 2021February 9, 2021 By Libby RomfhIn Change, Meditation, Time Management1 Comment

I have written before about how I used to be chronically late until, one day, I disappointed someone whose opinion about me was important to me. Then I made up my mind to be on time and I worked at it and worked, until I am now someone who is usually on time. That I …

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