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A punch of irrelevance
Seeing the destruction in Oklahoma after the devastating tornado brings much to perspective. While I’ve been preoccupied with selling a house, finishing my job at Stone Belt, and shuttling the kids from one activity to another, it suddenly all seems … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Bradley Galin, care, community partnerships, Family, Moore, Oklahoma, Personal, relationships, tornado
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Hiatus over
Yes, it’s been a while since I’ve posted. As mentioned in my last post, there are many changes afoot in our household and as life continues to hurtle forward, I’ve allowed myself to get caught up in things that have … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Bradley Galin, communication, community, Continuous Learning, education, grad school, graduation, Maine, MBA, shared experience, Teaching, writing
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Three years and it’s done
After a three year journey taking 10 weeks at a time, I have completed my MBA! I remember when I decided to seriously consider whether I should take the plunge there was still hesitation on whether I should do it … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Bradley Galin, Continuous Learning, HR, Leadership, MBA, mentor, scholarship, SHRM, SHRM Foundation, Teaching, VUCA
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Next!
I’m fortunate enough that my family tends to like adventure. Given the Roller Coaster theme of this blog, you can guess that I am not one to shy away from things that are new and exciting. Well, the entire Galin … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Bloomington, Bradley Galin, change, coaching, Engagement, executive coach, Family, Kalamazoo, MBA, Michigan, moving, social media, speaking
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Clean house! – Clean office! – Clean mind?
The holiday period was a productive time for me. In the days right before Christmas, I cleaned my office and pitched so many old things that some of it pre-dated my arrival at Stone Belt by about a decade – … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged books, Bradley Galin, care, change, Evernote, MBA, memory, organizing, Personal
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Why I’m bullish on 2013
Forget the crap that is happening in Washington DC right now! Cliff or no cliff, one must be prepared to deal with things as they come. I, for one, have lots to look forward to in 2013! In chronological order: … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Be Prepared, Bradley Galin, conference, Fiscal Cliff, Hoosiers, IU, LASHRM, MBA, political, SHRM, speaking
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We Know Next…So can someone tell me?!?
As I wrap up my MBA coursework I am getting the question more and more: “What’s next for you?” My honest answer at this point is a definitive “I do not know.” In honor of this week’s SHRM Leadership Conference (which … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Development
Tagged Abundance, Bradley Galin, Change management, education, HR, Leadership, MBA, Personal, questions, relationships, SHRM, Teaching
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Why RollerCoaster HR?
Why RollerCoaster HR? Simply put, I am aiming to combine two of my passions – wild thrill rides and the constant challenges that many HR pros (or even amateurs) face. It seems fair that I explain my background a bit … Continue reading