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​Carole Bober Gentry
The Common-Sense Communicator
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"​Communication, the human connection, is the key to personal and career success."
-- Paul J. Meyer
"​Communication, the human connection, is the key to personal and career success."
-- Paul J. Meyer
The Merits of Mud Puddles
by Carole Bober Gentry
Growing up with Three Older Brothers Wasn't Easy
Being the youngest of four is not for the faint of heart. Especially when you are the only girl. Oh, sure, it sounds sweet -- at first, until you realize that you are an easy mark for, well, everything. Teasing, taunting and playing games. But I learned how to navigate, and even appreciate my older siblings. Want to stroll down memory lane with me? Click on the photo to learn my story and see what you think. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
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The Life of the Potty!
by Carole Bober Gentry
Flush with Frustration
Bad manners, poor judgement and an obsession with our cell phones has inspired a generation of bathroom babblers who are causing a commotion from the one place we expect our privacy to remain, well, private. Maybe it's time to stop "stalling" and do something about this cringeworthy communication trend.
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It was after my third Zoom meeting of the day when it hit me -- virtual communication is definitely efficient -- but it's also exhausting! The way in which we communicate is quickly evolving, but maybe we need to step back and rethink the ways in which we are doing it.
My Virtual Communication Revelation
My Virtual Communication Revelation
The After-Shocks of After-College Life
Published many years ago, (Has it really been that long?) The After-College Guide to Life was inspired by the eye-opening discovery that a college diploma doesn't prepare you for all that life throws your way. Written collaboratively with a friend and former roommate, the book addressed the many issues facing naive college grads. As one Baltimore Sun reporter noted at the time, this book is "a common-sense guide for the recently graduated as they float back down to hard reality."
