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Getting Thoughtful About Intentions
Intention is an action. It’s how we define what we expect from ourselves in a situation. It involves how we want to feel or what we want to achieve.
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Openness to Input and Feedback Drives Self-Correction
If we never experience the feedback of others, we can only rely on our own. It’s often faulty, so self-correction is seldom. We continue to repeat the
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Micro-Moments Center on the Present
Micro-moments often pass us by. We usually don’t realize their beauty or importance because of an obsession with the macro. The mindset of the macro
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Shifting Your Identity to a Serving State
Identity is fluid if you’re open to evolving and changing. Everything we experience impacts our identity. Mine was once very rigid and self-serving, even
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Informed Intentions Make You Less Vulnerable to Circumstances
Intentions are a normal part of the human experience. We may have the best intentions in mind in a situation, but they can quickly spiral out of control
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Trauma Creates a Wall to Micro-Moments
Everyone carries around the residue of trauma. Some of us have had more than our fair share, but it’s impossible to go through the human experience
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Chase Your Dreams by Living in the In-Between
Dreams and aspirations are part of the human spirit. Many of us set goals and intentions toward making these a reality. However, much of the time, it
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Putting a Goal of Awareness into Action
Those who wish to be more present, empathetic, and emotionally healthy must have awareness. It’s two-fold. You need to have self-awareness and be able to
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Unexpected Connections Can Have a Big Impact
Most of our interactions with people throughout the day are merely casual exchanges. We expect little to learn or grow from these moments. However,
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Indecision and Regret: The Inner Monologue
Almost everyone has an inner dialogue. This conversation that goes on inside our heads replays a lot of indecision and regret. When we don’t do things
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Focusing on the Macro at the Expense of the Moment
Macro and micro are descriptors we use to demonstrate the difference between something large or great and something small. In this instance, the macro
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Fixation on Yourself Is a Bubble State
It’s easy to fixate on your own needs, problems, and desires. While sometimes this is necessary, much of the time, it causes more harm than good. Fixation
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How to Be Good at Being Present
Being present can mean a lot of things. In this context, it describes connections between yourself and others. Living in this state will allow you to
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What Is Threat Intelligence, and Why Is It Important in Supporting Your Cyber Team?
In this post, we review what threat intelligence is, its current impact, and what it all means to your cyber team.
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How to Upskill Cybersecurity Job Candidates to Transform Them Into High-Performers and Excellent Communicators
The cybersecurity workforce landscape is at a serious threat level. What you can do to ensure your data and networks remain under protection is to focus back on skills-based hiring.
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How to Build a Cybersecurity Team from Scratch Using the Secure Methodology™
Building a cybersecurity team comes with many challenges. So, what can you do as a cybersecurity leader?
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Silos Weaken Your Cybersecurity Posture, Collaboration Makes It Stronger
How did cybersecurity become so siloed? And what can you do to break silos down?
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The Red Flags to Pay Attention to in Your Cybersecurity Staff and How to Handle Them
In this post, we discuss the red flags with your cybersecurity team and how best to handle them.
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Why Organizations Should Rethink What Cyber Leadership Means
In this post, we discuss the maturity and changes present in cybersecurity leadership, areas in need of attention, and how those leading these efforts can create a healthy and thriving culture.
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Cybersecurity Isn’t Black and White: Why Cyber Leaders and Their Teams Must Embrace the Gray
A threat that looms within many cyber teams is that many technical people see the landscape as black and white.
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Is the Cybersecurity Skills Gap Fact or Fiction? It Depends on the Skills
In this post, we dive into some data related to the cybersecurity skills gaps. Then, we’ll look at solutions to bridge it.
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Does Your Cyber Team Truly Understand Your Threat Landscape?
In this post, we explore the current state of threat landscapes, the challenges that cyber teams face, and how the Secure Methodology can help evolve technical folks.
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Is Your Cybersecurity Budget Limited? How to Do More with Less
In this post we explore the state of cybersecurity budgets and how changes in the way you manage your team can help you do more with less.
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Why Cybersecurity Deserves a Seat at the Leadership Table
To combat cybersecurity threats and mitigate risk, an organization has to make cybersecurity a priority and a pillar.
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