Jill Ebstein, Author at InsideSources

About the Author

Jill Ebstein

Jill Ebstein is the editor of the “At My Pace” series of books and the founder of Sized Right Marketing, a Newton, Massachusetts, consulting firm. She wrote this for InsideSources.com.

To Everything, There is a Season: A Time to Heal
Reflections as We Near the One-Year Anniversary of COVID
National Popcorn Day Deserves a Celebration
Our Light at the End of the Tunnel
My Three-Word New Year’s Resolution
Gifts From the Unplanned, Unwanted — and Too Long Sabbatical
Preparing For a ‘Thanksgiving State of Mind’
Teach Your Children Well
Picking a Conversation Topic to Make a Good Walk Great
Keeping the Ties That Bind
Sounding the Shofar in 2020
Finding the Right Message During Challenging Times
Labor Day Then and Now — Is It Still Relevant?
Dog is God Spelled Backward — This One’s for You, Sable
New Realities That Aren’t So New
Exploring Our Differences
Business’ Favorite Dance Step — the Pivot
Customer-Centricity — Giving a Hyped Term New Meaning
Business Planning Takes on New Meaning
Businesses Fight to Stay Relevant in the COVID-19 Reset. But How?
Have Two Laughs and Call Me in the Morning
The Chronicles of Household Cleaning
Four Simple Rules for Those Venturing Into Self-Employment
The Search for Silver Linings During the Coronavirus
The Chip on Our Shoulder
Three Young Women Share Their Journey on the Road to Discovery
National Periodic Table Day — Why Should We Care?
The All Important Sales Muscle
My Seven Plus Lessons Learned Last Year
My Littermates
The Advice That Started My Career (and Its Broader Applicability)
The Art of Giving Feedback
A Trainer, a Stylist, Customer Feedback and Me
Making Work a Three-Letter Word (F-U-N!)
The Purple Rolling Backpack
Inside a Newbie Juror’s Shoes
The Yin and Yang of Running a Family Business
A Favorite Flavor in Business Today
The Toughest Boss of All
Embrace the Zigzag, College Grads!
From Great to Good
Innovation and Evolution at the Book Club
Staying Relevant
College Admissions Scandal and Unintended Consequences
Octogenarian Women Who Pioneered the Way
Stay in Your Lane? Maybe Not for Everybody
Improving Your Conversation Game
The Person I Don’t Want to Be …
Fifty Shades of Data — Making Big Data More Meaningful
When the Howl Is Gone
So You Want to Self-Publish …
What Our Favorite Books Say About Us
The Twenty-Something Burger
Twenty-Somethings Enter the Workforce
The Truth About 20-Somethings
On the Five-Year Anniversary of ‘Lean-In,’ How Are We Leaning?

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