Amy Bernstein
Editor-in-Chief at Harvard Business Review
Podcast Co-Host at Women at Work Podcast
HBR editor, co-host of HBR's Women at Work podcast
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3 days ago |
nextavenue.org | Amy Bernstein
I was hiking in the woods with a pair of younger friends one brisk Saturday morning when we unexpectedly encountered a stream we had to cross to continue the hike. I watched as my friends easily and gracefully found their way to the other side without hesitation. Then it was my turn. I froze. The stream wasn't especially deep and perhaps only 15 feet across. But the embedded rocks didn't offer a clear-cut path and appeared slippery.
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3 weeks ago |
noozhawk.com | Amy Bernstein
People’s Self-Help Housing’s (PSHH) Builder Games fundraiser brought in a record net amount of more than $125,000 at its annual fundraiser, presented by Mechanics Bank in April. Support came from more than 150 community donors and sponsors. Proceeds from the event directly benefit PSHH residents through its programs and services. Significant gifts from the event include a $10,000 Presenting Sponsorship from Mechanics Bank.
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1 month ago |
janefriedman.com | Amy Bernstein |Jane Friedman
Today’s post is by author and book coach Amy L. Bernstein. You aim to write a nonfiction book full of big, serious ideas and loads of juicy facts. You organize your research, refine your thesis, and begin outlining sections or chapters. The last thing on your mind is fiction and the world of made-up stories. After all, you’re intent on packing as much truth, reality, and analysis into your book as possible.
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1 month ago |
einpresswire.com | Amy Bernstein
Author Amy L. Bernstein The BookFest AdventureI'm honored by the recognition and hope that this brings renewed attention to how much support and encouragement creative people need and deserve." LOS ANGELES, CA, UNITED STATES, April 15, 2025 / EINPresswire.com/ -- Bancroft Press is proud to announce that Wrangling the Doubt Monster: Fighting Fears, Finding Inspiration by Baltimore author Amy L.
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1 month ago |
jhvonline.com | Amy Bernstein |Bernstein Realty
Spring cleaning is a time-honored tradition that allows you to declutter, organize and deep clean your living space after the winter months. Here are some valuable tips to make your spring-cleaning process more efficient and effective: 1) Create a plan: Before diving into spring-cleaning, take some time to create a detailed plan. Identify which areas of your home need the most attention and prioritize tasks based on importance.
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