Worry, Friend or Foe?
Worry, Friend or Foe? (Video) I worry too much. I worry that I worry too much! Worry can get in the way of enjoying life. If we spend time worrying
September 17, 2014 No Comments
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Be Sensitive, but…
Be Sensitive, but… (Video) I found this in a fortune cookie: “Be sensitive, but not overly sensitive.” I think this is good advice. We do want to be sensitive enough
September 10, 2014 No Comments
Cougars
Cougars (Video) This blog provides the background information to the attached video clip. The clip is from an assertiveness presentation I did for The Business Building Academy. In my presentation
September 3, 2014 No Comments
Battling Boxes
Battling Boxes (Video) Do you have trouble with people wanting to put you in a box and label it with who they think you should be? I do. I always
August 26, 2014 No Comments
Clean House or Change Oil?
Clean House or Change Oil? (Video) In a previous blog I discussed work, hobbies, and required responsibilities. Required responsibilities are those things that we are responsible to do for ourselves.
August 19, 2014 No Comments
Business, Hobby, or Required Responsibility?
Business, Hobby, or Required Responsibility? (Video) We do many things. Most, perhaps all, can be divided into three areas: business, hobby, or required responsibility. The business area includes everything that
August 6, 2014 No Comments
Lessons Learned
Lessons Learned (Video) This blog is different from the ones I have done in the past in that it “sets the stage” for the accompanying video rather than containing similar
July 29, 2014 No Comments
Routines
Routines (Video) Routines help us until they hurt us. Routines can be very helpful in that they assist us be productive. They help us be efficient. However, there are times
July 23, 2014 No Comments
Stop Studying and Start Doing
Stop Studying and Start Doing (Video) If someone would pay me, I could easily be a professional student. I have always loved school, I think mostly because I love to
July 15, 2014 No Comments
The 3 R’s of Assertiveness
A simple method to consistently be assertive (not passive or aggressive) is to use the 3 R’s. Relationships, Rights, Respect. We are all involved in professional and personal relationships. Within
July 2, 2014 No Comments