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Gargling with Hot Water and Salt

As soon as there is a hint of a sore throat in the Hubbard household the kettle is boiled and the salt is primed. It’s gargling time! Here’s the thing about gargling with hot water and salt…it works but it’s DISGUSTING. AWFUL. UNPLEASANT. When my kids were younger, in order...
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We Don’t Give 5’s

I used to work for an organization that refused give out 5’s during performance reviews because of an archaic philosophy: if we give people 5’s they won’t strive for more. I thought this was an isolated case. It’s not! I have since worked with a number of companies that share...
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Raspberry Seeds

Raspberry Seeds

Have you ever tried to ignore a raspberry seed stuck between your teeth? It’s impossible! As much as you pretend it’s not a bother, it truly is a nuisance. A lingering distraction. Whatever you are doing - in a meeting, on a phone call, updating reports, exercising, picking up groceries...
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Life Lessons from Nanny

My Nanny (grandmother) was the matriarch of our family and one of the most important and instrumental people in my life. This week, at the age of 95 she took her last breath, much the same way she lived her life, with grace. Over the years, I have learned many...
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All Leaders Fart

(Yes this is includes you too ladies 😊) According to health professionals “everyone farts. Doctors say the average person farts anywhere from 5 to 15 times per day. Farting is a normal”. Let’s not forget that leadership is a human experience. PS: pull my finger.
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Crying in the Rain

Crying in the Rain

Because of the work I do around emotional intelligence I often find there’s a misconception by others that I have all my shit together. That I am immune to emotional hijacking. And that just isn’t true. During a recent coaching conversation around managing emotions, I shared this personal example: It...
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