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Make It a Good One Resources. Work Place and Business Development. Not-For-Profit Coaching and Consulting. Small and Intermediate Business Coaching and Consulting. Executive and Management Coaching. Make It a Good One Resources. Sign up for Email Updates. Vent and Reinvent NOW! Orit currently lives in North Carolina with her husband and their children. Highlights of Orit’s Background:. Director of a teen leadership development program and youth movement for 500 urban youths in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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A reliable GUIDE in the world of Jewish Education. Publications by the JewishGPS. Highlights of the URJ Biennial: A Call to Action by Many. I have attended many Jewish conferences, but the URJ Biennial this year was the largest over 5,500 Jews of all ages. I attended this particular conference as a consultant to the URJ. I was engaged in March 2011 to help the URJ professionals and lay leadership in a variety of capacities related to the Campaign for Youth Engagement. Where everybody knows your name,.

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Jewish Organizational Coaching: Today's My Birthday!

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Wednesday, February 13, 2008. As a Jew, I observe Rosh Hashanah as a chance to set goals for the New Year. As an American, I observe January 1st as a chance to set goals for the New Year. As a coach, I observe every day as a chance to set goals for a New Year. Of course, today is my birthday, and it's another terrific opportunity. When I work with my clients on behavioral change, we usually break it down into three categories:. Here's mine for my "Double Chai"* birthday:. My Jewish Coach.com.

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Jewish Organizational Coaching: March 2008

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Friday, March 14, 2008. The Committee Members' Hat Trick. Every time I think I know a thing or two about volunteerism in the Jewish community, I talk to someone who knows at least three or more things that I never could have articulated as beautifully. Yesterday, I sat down with my dynamic, discerning and damn smart shul President, Liz Kislik. There were many moments of genius from Liz. And here is just one that I am feeling selfless about sharing:. Three (but not only) Criteria for Committee Members.

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Jewish Organizational Coaching: December 2007

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Thursday, December 27, 2007. A Price Above Platinum: The Gift of Listening. Each person was given two ears and one tongue so that one may listen more than speak." Hasdai Ibn Crescas. I think most of us are waaaaaaay out of proportion. The fact that most of us do far more talking than listening is a no-brainer. What does take some thought is how we can engage in real, committed, attentive listening - an incredible, memorable gift. The International Listening Association. Yep, there is one! She didn't need...

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Jewish Organizational Coaching: February 2008

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Thursday, February 28, 2008. Professionals and Lay Leaders: Together Again. Every time I get a call to do a training session on "Lay Pro Relations" this is what happens:. 1) I get excited because I love the topic. 2) I ask the organizer of the event to please change the title of the session. Because I think Lay Pro Relations. While on my website. I use the header "Lay Pro Relations" so that people can find it using their language, I call the session "Lay Pro Partnerships". My Jewish Coach.com. As a coach...

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Jewish Organizational Coaching: Get Off Your But!

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Monday, March 10, 2008. Get Off Your But! Ask anyone who does improv about their first class, and chances are, they'll tell you they learned to play "Yes, And.". Yes, And." is a classic exercise that sets up a fundamental condition for improvisers to collaborate together on stage: agreeing to move the agenda or scene forward. So for example, if I start a scene with, "Did you hear about the tornado coming our way? The next player might say, "Yeah, and it's supposed to wipe out all of our power for a month!

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Jewish Organizational Coaching: The Committee Members' Hat Trick

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Friday, March 14, 2008. The Committee Members' Hat Trick. Every time I think I know a thing or two about volunteerism in the Jewish community, I talk to someone who knows at least three or more things that I never could have articulated as beautifully. Yesterday, I sat down with my dynamic, discerning and damn smart shul President, Liz Kislik. There were many moments of genius from Liz. And here is just one that I am feeling selfless about sharing:. Three (but not only) Criteria for Committee Members.

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Jewish Organizational Coaching: Professionals and Lay Leaders: Together Again

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Thursday, February 28, 2008. Professionals and Lay Leaders: Together Again. Every time I get a call to do a training session on "Lay Pro Relations" this is what happens:. 1) I get excited because I love the topic. 2) I ask the organizer of the event to please change the title of the session. Because I think Lay Pro Relations. While on my website. I use the header "Lay Pro Relations" so that people can find it using their language, I call the session "Lay Pro Partnerships". My Jewish Coach.com. We are a t...