Tag Archives: letting go
A dramatic chase scene in order to elude the press corps, followed by a secret meeting under the cover of darkness – that sure sounds mysterious. Yet makes sense in this complicated political campaign, full of inuendo and little closure. But doesn’t it actually parallel conflict resolution in real life? You have an argument with your partner over some issue that is important to both of you and then – after calming down and thinking it over – a productive discussion follows. But that’s not the end of it, even … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, chase drama, coalition, conflict resolution, Democratic party unity, Hillary Clinton, letting go, women voters
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Barack Obama has found his voice again – asking the voters to embrace change, even if it is coming from an imperfect messenger. And after Hillary Clinton’s very narrow victory in Indiana yesterday, and despite her expressed determination to continue the fight, the political pundits are all but declaring the race over. Think about how you deal with a difficult situation, as Sandwiched Boomers, when the outcome is inevitable and ultimately you have no choice but to let go. You may be facing the end of a role you took … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, letting go, loss, positive attitude, Sandwiched Boomers
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