2 Ways to Use Adult Peer Pressure for Advantage
When I was a kid mom said, “If all your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?“ Looking back, adults were just as susceptible to peer pressure as we were. Maybe more. Celebrities… Continue reading
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4 Ways to Stop Saying Things You Regret
Saying things you regret usually follows these six words, “Let me be honest with you.” Being honest isn’t saying everything in your head. Some thoughts shouldn’t become words. Things you regret: Unfiltered words.… Continue reading
How to Move from Talking to Action in 10 Steps
Parents say, “If I’ve told you once, I’ve told you a thousand times.” Frustrated leaders ask, “How many times have we talked about this?” Talking isn’t working when: Problems persist. You have the… Continue reading
10 Practical Ways to Create Mutually Beneficial Relationships
Winning doesn’t have to be at someone’s expense. Instead of focusing on what you want, focus on how much you can accomplish together. You may be thinking, “If I don’t advocate for myself,… Continue reading
7 Questions to Ask Yourself That Will Change Your Life when the Seasons Change
Variety is one reason I enjoy Pennsylvania. We have four seasons. Transitioning from one season to the next is opportunity to ask questions that change life. Questions to ask yourself that will change… Continue reading
10 Ways to Manage Entitled People in the Real World
The entitlement monster always wants more. When you feel you deserve it, you are ungrateful when you get it. You don’t have the right to succeed. You earn it. Entitled people: Prefer defensiveness… Continue reading