Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Come to the Bay Area's version of the Tony Awards. Great event (and I'll be playing piano.)
This Monday, I play solo piano and accompany Leanne Borghesi at the San Francisco Bay Area's equivalent of the Tony Awards: The Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Awards Gala.
Leanne ain't no slouch. She's a two-time winner of its award for best performer. She's like Liza Minnelli with a bigger voice. And she's been awesome in rehearsal.
I'm told that only 30 of the 290 tickets are left. So if you'd like to come, this would be the time to buy tickets. (See above for info--Click on it to enlarge it.) And if you come, please feel free to say hello.
Should You Go Back To School?: Questions to Ask Before Returning to College or Graduate School
My PsychologyToday.com article today asks questions to help a person decide whether it's wise for to go back to college or graduate school. HERE is the link.
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
How to Be Smart in a Less Smart World
My PsychologyToday.com article today: How to Be Smart in a Less Smart World.
It will be re-published in the next issue of the Mensa publication, The Intelligencer.
Labels:
emotional intelligence,
high IQ,
tact
Monday, April 28, 2014
First episode of my soap opera, It's a Living runs today on AOL
Today, AOL begins running my text-only soap opera, It's a Living.
It embeds career and life tips in a soap-operaish continuing saga.
Like a TV soap, it runs daily, Monday through Friday. HERE's the link to the first episode.
Labels:
corporate America,
work mornings
Tips for Worriers: Ways to reduce anxiety about death, dying, public speaking, social anxiety and free-floating anxiety
It's not aimed at people with severe anxiety. It just offers tips for the garden-variety handwringer who worries about death, dying, public speaking, social anxiety or free-floating anxiety
Sunday, April 27, 2014
My on-air conversation today with Robert Reich
HERE is the audio of today's radio show in which I spend an hour in conversation with former U.S. Secretary of Labor to President Clinton and advisor to President Obama, Robert Reich.
Coping with Type A Behavior
My PsychologyToday.com article today: The angry, intense, rushing person: How to cope if it's you or someone else. HERE is the link.
Labels:
anger,
anger management,
angry personality,
hostility,
hurry sickness,
impatience,
Type A
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