You must prep your brain before conversations so it can’t sabotage your attempts to connect. Follow these 3 steps to ensure satisfaction with your interactions.
Telling people what they need to do is a common, annoying habit. This post will help improve your relationships by releasing the judgement that people need your help.
The assumption of knowing – thinking you know what a person means and wants – without exploring their words creates conflicts. You can overcome this habit.
When you are stressed or irritated, you might sabotage your conversations with one word or phrase. This list will help you catch them before they leave your lips.
Achieving inner stillness is getting comfortable with the beautiful emptiness of not knowing. Practice these steps to improve your coaching, leadership and parenting.
When life disruptions and irritations cause frustration and rage, you say stupid things. Learn 5 ways to manage your mind to better control your mouth.
