Posts Tagged ‘action’
Why is Common Sense So Uncommon?
I’ve had some rather significant back issues for numerous years (started with a lumbar compression fracture at 14 while playing football) and I recently sought out a new approach to treat this ongoing ailment (a.k.a. chronic pain) from a friend’s recommendation. The guy he recommended is a Corrective Athletic Trainer and he essentially helps professional…
Read MoreMy 3 Words for 2017: Connection, Affection and Reflection
t Yes, my 3 Words for 2017 are Connection, Affection and Reflection. Intermittently over the last 15 years or so, right around the first of the year, I’ve picked 3 words as guides or reminders of where I want my focus to be for the upcoming year. For the years that I have picked these…
Read MoreShift Happens, So Always Have Spare Change
“Got any spare change?” Surely someone has approached you in your lifetime who’s posed this question to you, right? Regardless of how you responded, there’s something rather profound in the question. Do you have any spare change? In other words, are you allowing space and flexibility in your life for change? I think it’d be…
Read MoreManage YOU First: Who Are YOU, Really??
“Who am I,” is the $50 million dollar existential question of all time. Of course, close to follow, with an equal amount of existential angst, is, “Why am I here?” If you know the answer to both of those questions and are also living your life in accordance, then you are most definitely in the…
Read MoreCommunication 101: Emotionally Intelligent Communication Strategies and Tactics to Save Time, Money and Energy
“If you don’t have time to do it right, when will you have time to do it over?” ~John Wooden Shifting into a more emotionally intelligent communication style may seem like it’ll take more time, but in reality it will save time (hence the above quote). Misunderstandings, misinterpretations and faulty assumptions lead to ineffective and…
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