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Find Your Leadership Style
Figure out how you lead so you can learn about your style and use it to become more effective.
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“Knowing your leadership style might be the secret sauce to standing out from the crowd,” says William Vanderbloemen, author of “Be the Unicorn; 12 Data-Driven Habits that Separate the Best Leaders from the Rest.” That said, leadership style comes down to personality, which is rather fixed, says Elias Aboujaoude, author of “A Leader’s Destiny: Why Psychology, Personality and Ch...
Bone Marrow Makes Its Way Into Everything from Pasta to Dessert
The Bones Issue
We have Fergus Henderson to thank for popularizing bone marrow in upscale restaurants. At St. John, the London restaurant he founded, the chef served roasted marrow bones with parsley salad and toast—a dish that became iconic. All these years later, here’s how chefs are using the decadent ingredient in dishes, both savory and sweet.
Fusilli with Wild Octopus and Bone Marrow
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Paying Forward, Giving Back, and Being All the Better for It
During the peak of the pandemic, “it was so tough on everybody, and two of my co-residents quit,” recalled Todd Walker, MD, an orthopedic surgeon in Austin, Texas. Even the one perk for healthcare workers — free coffee from chains like Dunkin’ and Starbucks — ended after a few months.
That is, until one of Walker’s attendees decided to take matters into his own hands. Each week, he brought in coffee and donuts for the staff.
That’s it. Coffee and donuts. But it worked. Morale rose.
And Walker...
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Intriguing objects are like the character actors of the design world, adding novelty and meaning to a space.
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The blue den that Austin-based designer Erin Williamson created for a client was rocking a sleek ’70s vibe, with leath...
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The limited square footage of a powder room offers an opportunity to go wilder and more luxe than you might elsewhere.
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Despite their stuffy-sounding name, powder rooms are where designers tend to have the most fun — and so can you. This formal space offers a lower-stakes place to experiment with wild wall...
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BUZZ Beware of Third-Party Posting Sites I have been in the industry for 16 years and have made a name for myself by creating a brand-specific marketing Facebook group for RE/MAX. I have over 30,000 RE/MAX global agents in the group. Marketing is my jam! That’s why I think the article published on the Florida Realtors® website, “Social Media Marketing for Small Business,” Valerie Belusko (floridarealtors.org/ social-media-marketing) is a disser-vice to real estate professionals. Social m...
Back to Basics: Documents, Forms and Manuals Brokers Need
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Back to Basics: How to Develop a Training Plan
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Insufficient agent training and support are partly to blame for the attrition rate in real estate, says April Harrington, broker-owner at EXIT Real Estate Experts in Old Hickory, Tenn. That’s why it’s essential to finetune your educational offerings. Along with differentiating your brokerage, top notch training will facilitate your agents’—and firm’s—success. Here’s the ...
Is your living room boring? Here are 12 ways to jazz it up.
Maximize what you have
Try an accent wall
Dress up your fireplace
Install or simulate trim
Go bold with your sofa
Get the built-in look
Mix patterns
Think vertically
Use complementary colors
Layer the lighting
Choose a bold rug
Sprinkle in nature
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If your living room features intricate molding, herringbone wood floors or other architectural details, you can put your feet up and relax. At least from a design perspective, you don’t need to do much to make your s...
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“Because you know I’m all about that base, ‘bout that base, no acid.”
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Early in med school, J.C. Sue, DO, now a family medicine physician, refashioned the song’s words to help him prepare for a test on acid extruders and loaders. Sue’s version, “All About That Base,” contained his lecture notes. During the exam, he found himself men...
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