Difficult Communication, A Revisit
Today we had a 4-hour session on How To Make Difficult and Productive Conversations, taught and facilitated by Bonnie and Nirit from Shelly Anderson & Lanz Lowen.

Today we had a 4-hour session on How To Make Difficult and Productive Conversations, taught and facilitated by Bonnie and Nirit from Shelly Anderson & Lanz Lowen.

Life in Stanford comes to us like a bullet train. Before we know it's already two months into the program. For all the Sloans, it's unlikely we will ever come back to universities in a lengthy classroom setting again. How to make the most out of this 12-month campus life is the overarching question for all.

In the beginning of every quarter, Sloans will elect various class officers. For these Sloans who are willing to sacrifice their study hours and step up for the greater good of the class, the below analysis might be helpful in their consideration. If I could make a 3D chart I would add one more dimension for the variance, but we'll start with a simple one for now.

I'm going to start a series of blogs about my life in Stanford University's Sloan Fellow Program. When I was in Beijing for the past 4.5 years, I wrote mostly in Chinese for the Chinese audience.
Everybody says planning a beach party is easy - just go to a beach... how hard can that be?
Thanks to Sten's help, I finally was able to set up my Stanford email on the Mail client on my Macbook Air. For other Sloans who might need similar help, here are the instructions:

Congratulations! You've arrived in Stanford, GSB, Sloan Fellow Program, one of the best degree programs for experienced professionals looking for career transformation. What do you do now to survive for the first three days on the GSB campus?
