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Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium How to Self-Promote (When You Don't Like to Self-Promote) - Harvard Business Review    When new leaders pursue career advancement, they often hand over the control they have of the promotion process. Being proactive and becoming comfortable with self-promotion is essential to rising through the ranks. The author, a marketing executive and executive coach, offers insight into why self-promotion is so uncomfortable and strategies for new leaders to practice this essential skill: Continued here You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Can you measure trust within your organization? - Deloitte Insights    Imagine the following scenarios: Scenario 1: Your organization is a relatively new player in the consumer goods industry. Your market share has been growing steadily over the past few years, but your profit margins could be improved. You are about to launch a new product in the market to grow your brand when you find out that your organization has been involved in a data breach. Customers start losing trust in your brand, as there is no transparency as to how the breach has occurred and with whom their data has been shared. Your new product launch is delayed, and you fail to capture a new segment of the market that would have allowed you to increase your profits. What's more, sales decline as a result of customers boycotting your products. Scenario 2: You run a global organization and you have just expanded your operations to a new market. Your new business is going well, until you find out that the suppliers you've been working with have been bribing government officials to obtain their contracts. You were hoping to attract more investors to support the acquisition of a small competitor, but in light of this incident, your investors lose trust, and you miss out on the opportunity to grow your business. Your stock prices fall as a result of the negative press surrounding the incident. Continued here The world's longest-living people prioritize this Japanese 'secret' for 'a long and happy life': How you can too - CNBC    Think about a time you were completely immersed in what you were doing, from singing your heart out to a song you love to reading a book so good you didn't realize the sun went down. Gravitating towards the activities that spark this state of "flow" can lead you to your "ikigai," which is "the happiness of always being busy," say Héctor García and Francesc Miralles, authors of Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life. Many of the world's longest-lived people find their ikigai and prioritize it nearly every day of their lives. Continued here

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