by Becky Robinson | Mar 3, 2011 | Inspiration
I’m driving in the car with my daughters. We’re talking about our birthdays later this year. My oldest daughter will be turning ten just months after I turn forty. Our thirty year age gap makes it easy for all three of my girls to remember my age. “Cami is nine so...
by Becky Robinson | Feb 27, 2011 | Social Media
Social Networking for Women Marines in Business View more presentations from weavinginfluence Here’s a sneak preview of my presentation for tonight. I am talking with a group of Women Marines in Business about Social Networking. I don’t know how helpful...
by Becky Robinson | Feb 24, 2011 | Influence Building
A couple of weeks ago, my cell phone, left in a coat pocket, ended up in the dryer. I heard the pounding and crashing in the dryer. I did. I admit it. Perhaps if I had gone to investigate, I might have rescued the phone in time. Elbow deep in dishwater, I kept...
by Becky Robinson | Feb 22, 2011 | Influence Building
It’s been nearly a decade since I had a traditional job, but I remember well the boundaries (then) between work and the rest of my life. Work began (mentally) when I got in the car, drove toward the office, walked through the office door. Work ended when I walked to...
by Becky Robinson | Feb 17, 2011 | Influence Building
I forget where I first read of Lawrence Kohlberg’s Six Stages of Moral Development, but it left an impression and I sometimes apply it to what I observe around the office. The University of Chicago psychology student theorized that people should take eventual steps...
