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Nancy Marshall

Maine
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Extrovert. Keynote speaker. PRMaven(R). Podcaster. Mom. Connector. Forbes contributor. Talker. Listener. Laughs a lot. Spreads joy.
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Why unplugging may be your best career move this summer

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Nancy Marshall likes to recharge on Damariscotta Lake. PROVIDED PHOTO Nancy Marshall likes to recharge by standup paddling on Damariscotta Lake. PROVIDED PHOTO I’ll admit it. I’ve always been a bit of a workaholic. My parents raised me with the belief that hard work would lead to a good life where I could support myself with my income. Part of it comes from the era in which I grew up.
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Why kindness is a must in every workplace

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By Nancy Marshall
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Nancy Marshall PHOTO / TIM GREENWAY In today’s workplace, we often hear the phrase, “Bring your authentic self to work.” It is good advice. Organizations benefit when people feel comfortable being themselves rather than pretending to be someone they are not. Nancy Marshall PHOTO / TIM GREENWAY But authenticity does not eliminate the need for professionalism.
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How to turn personal connections into networking gold

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By Nancy Marshall
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Ann Leamon PHOTO / TIM GREENWAY Business success is often attributed to strategy, hard work, innovation and timing. While all of those things matter, there is another ingredient that is sometimes overlooked: relationships. Not just making connections, but maintaining them over time. Ann Leamon PHOTO / TIM GREENWAY Throughout our lives, we meet people in all kinds of settings.
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