Situations and circumstances often stimulate your emotions in some way. If you do not learn to slow your emotions down, you create significant problems for yourself. It can be almost anything. ...
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Situations and circumstances often stimulate your emotions in some way. If you do not learn to slow your emotions down, you create significant problems for yourself. It can be almost anything. ...
Recognition and praise are most effective when you notice and then express appreciation to a person for doing things right. But that takes time and energy! Unfortunately, that is something ...
Isn't it fun to be around someone who is complaining? Of course, it isn't! Complaining is a simple way to show how selfish we are - it's all about ME!Too ...
Using the Results AND Relating principle is a simple, profound, and comprehensive leadership approach. It is easy to understand and implement because it combines two of the most common elements ...
Strategic thinking is needed everywhere. And, it doesn't matter if you are a sole proprietor, own and run a business with 50 employees, or are the CEO of a multi-billion ...
Clear writing takes time and effort for most of us. Unfortunately, that's true even when trying to write something that is just reasonably clear! Every clear sentence you write is ...
Actions are often easier to change than attitudes or feelings because they are tangible. And your actions influence your feelings. Finally, if you maintain your thinking about an action and ...
Your emotions are not very reliable. If you want to see life through the lens of reality, consider two essential details about your emotions. This will help you remove some ...
Freedom that does not respect boundaries is IRRESPONSIBLE. When you cross boundaries, then laws, justice, and authority enter the picture.Freedom that doesn't respect boundaries is not only irresponsible, it is ...
Key Lesson: Muddled thinking equals muddled speaking. Use the Rule of 3’s & 4’s, Classic Form, and Basic Communication Recipes. What is the critical element for clear speaking? What makes that ...