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Communicating Anger Compassionately


Whether it is irritability or unmitigated rage, anger is an emotion everyone knows about. Unfortunately, few people have been taught how to mange this feeling in an assertive and compassionate way. If we resort to raising our voice, yelling, or lashing out when we are angry; that is an aggressive expression of anger. Approximately 70% of people have a tendency to suppress anger. In other words, they bottle it up and lash out later. Bottling up feelings often leads to ?anger attacks??those bursts of rage that leave you feeling guilty afterwards.

Curse of Competence: How Being Good gets in the way of Becoming Great


Just before the storms hit last winter, my father-in-law and I replaced 26 feet of fence on my property. I must say, for a couple of non-handyman-sorts like the two of us, it is a very well done fence.

The Problem with Blame? If You Fix the Blame, You Ignore the Problem


Have you ever found yourself in a hurry to leave the house for an appointment when you could not find your car keys?

Profitable Idea Generation in 4 Steps Using Improv


A large percentage of business are stuck, tied to narrow ways of thinking about themselves and their products. In the business environment you can?t be stuck and survive.

Guilt: Is it Getting in the Way of Your Self-Care?


When Do We Usually Feel Guilty? When:

Live Healthy - Six Steps To A Healthy Life


Six steps we can take to reduce our risks for heart disease

Sheep Do Not Start Out Lost


Have you ever thought about how sheep get lost? Even with a shepherd, they still get lost. How does this happen? The one thing I know for sure is that they did not start out lost.

How to Control Your Anger: Retreat and Think Things Over


How to Control Your Anger: Retreat and Think Things Over

5 Tips to Improve ANY Performance


Seeking improved performance at work? Wishing you could finally achieve your sports-related goals? Merely looking for a way to get more out of everything you do? What follows are five basic skills (basic in that all top achievers know these skills and apply them in some form on a weekly basis) that will dramatically improve your performance.

The Joy of Learning!


?Part of what motivates me to write this book is a concern that we?ve lost touch in education with the sheer joy of what it means to learn something new.? -Thomas Armstrong, Author, Awakening Genius in the Classroom

Attitude is Contagious - Would Anybody Want Yours?


Are you using the Life Potential you have been given? Or are you just existing?

Handling Disappointment


Disappointment is an inevitable part of home-based business. Clients won?t pay, bids fall through, or business associates don't come through on their promises or act unethically. Some people will deliberately foster cynicism in their consciousness as a way of avoiding the pain of disappointment. This is mistaken as a means of making life better. Disappointment is a temporary condition. Cynicism is a long term poisoning sickness. Neither is necessary; but until the addiction to cynicism is broken, the attraction of positive events in life is greatly inhibited. Thus there is a cycle of disappointment and cynicism. Let go of that negativity and let the good in.

The Long Way


I wrote you about four years ago, when my eight year marriage was ending in divorce. At that time you gave me some great advice about beginning again. After reading the recent letter from Linda and how she "settled" for the wrong man, I felt I had to write an update letter.

Do you know WHAT MAKES ME MAD?? It makes me SO MAD I just want to...


Sound familiar? If you want to manage anger, the only way of doing so is to listen to your self-talk. This doesn?t mean listening to yourself talk. It means listening to your SELF-TALK.

Your Past and Present Hold Key to Your Future


Knowing more about who you are will give you the insight for your future goals.

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