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It is with deep regret that the family and friends of Galba Bright wish to inform you of Galba’s untimely passing.

Galba Francis Adeyinka Bright, Human Resource Consultant and Author, died at his office on March 31 of natural causes, leaving his wife Sandra, numerous family members, friends, associates, readers and fans.

Out of respect, the Tune up your EQ website created by Galba will therefore be offline for a short period.

We thank you for your understanding at this time and appreciate the interest you have shown in Galba’s work and ideas.

Should you wish to post comments about the personal impact of Galba’s thoughts and writings, please feel free to click here or go to his blog.

The Service of Thanksgiving for the life of Galba Bright will be held at St. John’s Methodist Church, Montego Bay, Jamaica, at 1.00 pm on Sunday, April 19, followed by interment in Dovecot of St. James Memorial Park, Orange, St. James.

3 More Resources For Thriving on Change

December 16th, 2007 by Galba Bright

In the Thriving on Change Series, I encouraged you to use your self awareness to increase your resilience. I suggested that this would help you become more adaptable.

Here are 3 top quality articles on the topic of change. Read them and continue on your positive path.

Steve Roesler, from All Things Workplace has an epic series about change.

He gives great practical examples and helpful visuals that breathe life into the issues that he discusses. He always makes visitors welcome and hosts great discussions.

He’s written about The Emotional Cycle of Change:

“In 30+ years of business and business consulting, I’ve never seen anyone commit a violent or hurtful act during a large-scale change. It does happen. I have,though, often discovered instances of people taking their anger and depression home and causing great turmoil in their families–a cycle which impacts the workplace and the well-being of spouses and children.”

You really should stop by All Things Workplace.

Thom Quinn poses the challenging question : What’s your excuse? He reminds us that we should take personal responsibility for our actions.

He explains that:

“Excuses are mental tricks to protect oneself.”

Thom shows us why we must “own” our reactions when things go wrong. We should also accept the consequences.

Let’s close by throwing open the vast windows of our imagination. Liara Covert, from the Dreambuilders Blog, invites us to enjoy the Magical Tools at Our Fingertips.

She says:

“You may be frightened by the prospect of success. Yet, the truth is that you may be impressionable about negative things and find it hard to realize you can win at what you truly desire. The first step is to realize you have talent. Tap into it your way. Magic is found in believing in yourself for real. This goes beyond positive thinking itself. Magic lies in the doing.”

The article presents a lovely, expansive way of looking at your talents. It shows you that your life is crammed full of possibilities, if you’ll only reach for them.

Read these fine writers and prepare to make 2008 your best year ever.

I really hope that you’ll enjoy these articles. What other resources do you use to thrive on change? Do let me know.

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