Clara Nafria
@claranafria
Clara Nafria
@claranafria
Episode 6
How to Push for Policy Changes at Your CompanyWant to modernize a program or enact a policy that would benefit women in your workplace, but don’t know where to begin? Learn how to build a grassroots initiative, no matter your job title. Two experts in systemic, organizational change explain the many different roles critical to
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Tendenci@s en una newsletter que lancĂ© a mediados del año 2017 para seguir de cerca, analizar y explicar la actualidad del sector de los medios digitales. Durante años he trabajado en puestos de direcciĂłn digital en diversos grupos (Prisa, GodĂł y RBA Revistas) o he realizado tareas de consultorĂa para numerosos medios de diversos paĂses. Además,
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A funny, inspiring and practical guide to freeing yourself from creative blocks, not taking yourself too seriously, and unlocking your inner creativity. It's full of Hansen's humorous work anecdotes but it is also replete with tangible and actionable methods that anybody can use to become creatively productive and rediscover the joy in creating.
... See moreeach chapter is just one short piece of advice that is mystical yet evocative. It’s been a hard year for me, if I’m being honest. For some reason the Tao Te Ching repackaged as business advice helped get me through it. As with all book recommendations, your mileage may vary, but if you are in the mood for some soul-searching I can’t recommend this
... See moreAt first, I’d say yes to everything — meetings are really valuable when you’re starting off. But I reached a point where I was letting myself get scheduled on six to eight hours of phone calls a day. And when I looked at them, I couldn’t identify what the positive outcomes were — and more importantly, I didn’t enjoy doing it.
Humans and our behavior cannot be reduced to a linear equation. How we and our lives unfold and evolve is not linear, so fitting our dreams, behaviors, and limitations into a neat equation is reductionist. We’re highly complex creatures moving through a highly complex and interdependent world. We’re constantly changing and in
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