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#199 – HOW THE LAW OF OPPOSITES PROPELS BUSINESS FORWARD – DANIEL BURRUS

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burrus-150x150Being anticipatory often boils down to the ability to see what everyone else misses. How can you do that? One way is to simply look where no one else happens to be looking. And how and where you look can help broaden both your and your organization’s capacity for being anticipatory. Leveraging the Law of Opposites isn’t just about being contrarian or being different just for the sake of being different. Continue reading →

#198 – A FRAMEWORK FOR QUALITY RISK MANAGEMENT OF FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT – PHIL DESANTIS

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A PIX DESANTISThis two-part article focuses on risk management of facilities and equipment. It describes how a risk-based approach to facilities and equipment management fits into an integrated, effective quality systems structure. The principles discussed are equally applicable to all quality systems. Facilities and equipment represent a broad range of risk to product quality and are one of the key quality systems commonly identified in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry. Continue reading →

#197 – WHY WOMEN LOSE CONFIDENCE? – ELIZABETH LIONS

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Picture1“The problem is not with life. The problem is you haven’t taken charge of your mind.”—sadguru, Isha Foundation 

I always take questions at the end of my talks, and recently I distinctly remember a women in the back of the room that said, ” Elizabeth, I attended one of your talks recently, and you told us about the monkey in our heads. That really helped me. Can you tell that story again?” Continue reading →

#195 – POTENTIAL ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES OF A PANDEMIC – GEARY SIKICH

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Untitled1-150x150At the time of this writing seasonal flu is spreading through much of the world.  The current flu vaccine is approximately 30% effective.  Ever since the H1N1 outbreak in 2007 that was declared a pandemic by a reactive World Health Organization (WHO); WHO and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) have been reluctant to move too quickly in declaring an outbreak, whether influenza, Ebola, Norovirus, Adenovirus or any of the myriad of potential pandemic causing viruses a pandemic.  Continue reading →