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You will quickly note that these materials are quite dated. I did not intend to include them -- then I read them. They are prescient. Look at the dates, and how young I look in the photos, then read the material on "Leadership," for example. And if I had sincerely followed the principles for lowering stress and maintaining health and productivity that I summarize in the last paragraph of "Employees Finding Daily Stress..." my own life and career would be WAY improved.
So here's what a man at midlife had to say:
Featured Prescott College and it's innovative programs, including "First Year". the Freshman program I designed as Academic Vice President....
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There is a crisis in leadership in the country. You've probably heard that before, but you probably haven't heard the concept explained just the way Layne Longfellow explains it...
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An easy program any sales manager can begin. "Must Take" vacations. Physical programs. Ban smoking. Limit overtime...
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Feeling stressed out? Lots of people in business do. Dr. Layne Longfellow notes that that's bad business: the most productive people in the long run are those who don't surrender to stress...
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Everyone's life consists of transitions. We learn, we change, we grow. By midlife, however, we have a need to look inward at ourselves and fill those needs that are unmet...
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We need to understand the rules society sets for men and women - and change them to protect our emotional well-being...
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There are authors, politicians, economists, sports celebrities, CEO's, professors, born-agains, musicians, actors, and yes, even unknowns. They are dynamic, hard-hitting, humorous, moving, inspiring and reflective. They are motivational speakers...
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For those of you who have groaned and yawned your way through more speeches than you care to remember, how about a talk that's not all talk? ...
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According to speakers who work with associations, these trends will affect the increasingly competitive meeting environment, as well as audience information needs...
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Layne Longfellow is quite a speaker. He is full of energy, his anecdotes crackle, and he has complete control of his audiences. "We loved Layne Longfellow's rock and roll"...
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