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November 26, 2020 Retirement Thoughts
March 7, 2020 Breaking Promises Can Hurt Your Business
February 4, 2018 Business Pros and Cons
June 12, 2017 The Family Operation
May 29, 2016 Return to Work
February 1, 2016 Three Key Concepts
February 1, 2016 I Want to Do What You Do
July 12, 2015 Double Double
August 3, 2014 Lessons I Learned As a Business Owner
August 3, 2014 It's A Different World
July 2, 2014 The Psychology of Marketing
April 12, 2013 Successful Leadership
January 6, 2013 Good Work for Good Pay
October 14, 2012 Tips for Employees to Reduce Stress
August 18, 2011 Don't Assume That People Will Read Your Email
August 17, 2011 How to Prepare a Written Customer Complaint
August 17, 2011 What Does An Employer Want In A New Hire?
August 16, 2011 Business: How to Handle Difficult Staff
August 16, 2011 Ten Tips For Handling a Difficult Situation With a Staff Member
August 16, 2011 My Co-Worker Is Driving Me Crazy!
August 16, 2011 How to Outline Your Business Presentation
May 15, 2011 Business: Being Away From Your Office But Still Offering Good Service
May 15, 2011 7 Things To Do When Your Client Is Upset
May 15, 2011 Business Basics: Five Areas To Improve

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November 26, 2020 Dr. Linda Hancock

Retirement Thoughts
I am way beyond the magic number that is generally considered retirement age. Often people ask me why I continue to work. There isn’t just one answer to that question. You may want to consider the following ideas when you...
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March 7, 2020 Dr. Linda Hancock

Breaking Promises Can Hurt Your Business
Your reputation is based on the things that you say and the things that you do. Granted, there might be other people who say negative things about you, but, in time, the truth always comes out. Sometimes people hurt their...
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February 4, 2018 Dr. Linda Hancock

Business Pros and Cons
So many people have a dream of having their own business. They focus on benefits that they could enjoy including freedom to choose schedule, pride of ownership and hopefully large profits. Unfortunately, according to Innovation, Science and Economic Development in...
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June 12, 2017 Dr. Linda Hancock

The Family Operation
I have a lot of clients who come to see me because of problems arise when family members work together in businesses or farming operations. This is an area that I can relate to as I have three children, all...
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May 29, 2016 Dr. Linda Hancock

Return to Work
Research indicates that the longer someone is off work, the harder it is to go back to it. There are very good reasons why people might have to take a leave of absence but when it comes right down to...
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February 1, 2016 Dr. Linda Hancock

Three Key Concepts
It was several years ago that I had a wonderful conversation with my friend's husband. He had taken a number of training courses through his employer and was willing to share some of the things that he had learned. I...
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February 1, 2016 Dr. Linda Hancock

I Want to Do What You Do
Often, I hear from students or community members who state that they want to become a psychologist. They are usually quite surprised to find out what they would need to do in order to obtain a license to practice. February...
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July 12, 2015 Dr. Linda Hancock

Double Double
Tim Horton was a Canadian Hockey player who was looking for a second income in the 1960s. He needed enough flexibility to allow him to continue his hockey career. As a result, he tried selling cars and then, when encouraged...
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August 3, 2014 Dr. Linda Hancock

Lessons I Learned As a Business Owner
Many people believe that all it takes to be successful is to get a degree. Not true! If you are going to operate a private practice as a professional you need to learn some basic business principles. Following are some...
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August 3, 2014 Dr. Linda Hancock

It's A Different World
It can be very annoying for people who have a good work ethic to find themselves in an environment where the rules seem to have changed. Each week I hear people complain about the differences between the way that they...
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July 2, 2014 Dr. Linda Hancock

The Psychology of Marketing
My daughter and I are leaving for England in early September. We have therefore been preparing an itinerary and booking accommodations for the trip. Because of the distance, we are using the internet to do much of the research. Some...
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April 12, 2013 Dr. Linda Hancock

Successful Leadership
My daughter has just won several leadership level awards with her company - one of which is for all of Canada! Many of her co-workers and customers have expressed their thanks for her work while others stand in awe hoping...
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