A Search For Common Ground – Part Two: Overcoming Resistance
A Search For Common Ground – Part Three: Conversations That Work!
Jacob and Phil wrestled with each other in friendly but intense disagreement about a range of issues: power, government, … Read the rest
It’s been called the most wonderful time of the year — the holiday season. In the United States, it begins with Thanksgiving and extends through New Year’s Day.
Thanksgiving, a uniquely American tradition, celebrates the pilgrim’s gratitude for survival, emigration to this … Read the rest
Since author Susan Cain published her groundbreaking book, “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking,” there has been an abundance of information about introverts and introversion. What it means. How it is different from extroversion. … Read the rest
How To Spot A Judgmental Jerk
The expression of critical, condemning or disparaging opinions of other’s viewpoints (being judgmental) should not be confused with stating a principled and informed position on an issue (a judgment).
Making a judgment implies that … Read the rest
Talks At The End Of Life (Conversations No One Wants To Have)
Someone you care for is at the end of his or her life. How do we talk with someone who is dying? No one is ever really … Read the rest
Self Talk: How To Be Your Best Self
The goal of having a good relationship with yourself is to be the same person, with the same values and character, no matter where you are — home, work, with friends, with family, … Read the rest