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Lance Haun

Tag Archives: life lessons

July 6, 2010
by Lance Haun
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It's Not Fair

When you’re a little kid, everything is unfair. The fact that I had to go to bed before the end of a basketball game on TV. Or that my sister got birthday presents on her birthday but not me. Or … Continue reading →

Categories: Performance | Tags: fairness, getting a job, life lessons, promotions | Permalink

December 3, 2009
by Lance Haun
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Shut Up Already! Tiger Woods Has Taught You Nothing

I’ve read a handful of posts and news stories about what we can all learn from Tiger Woods’ recent situation. Here’s the deal: if you’re an athlete that’s at the top of their game in one of the most popular … Continue reading →

Categories: Leadership | Tags: affair, cheating, life lessons, michael jordan, shut up, tiger woods | Permalink

July 29, 2009
by Lance Haun
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Rebounding From Life's Difficulties

Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm. –Sir Winston Churchill It’s been a difficult week for me as you can imagine. Nobody likes to feel that they’ve lost a grip on … Continue reading →

Categories: Career Advice | Tags: difficulty, failure, life lessons, network, optimism, rebounding, success, unemployment, winston churchill | Permalink

June 16, 2009
by Lance Haun
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Not Everything In Life Is A Lesson

I watched the NBA Finals on Sunday night like a lot of people. As a Portland Trail Blazers fan, watching the Lakers win was like watching Lex Luthor (Kobe Bryant) take down Superman (Dwight Howard): the villain won. As I … Continue reading →

Categories: Career Advice | Tags: blogging, dwight howard, kobe bryant, life lessons, magic, nba, rasheed wallace, sports analogies | Permalink

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