A Sign of Doubt (or Why Your Co-Worker Screams His Beliefs)
The one who screams the most, often believes the least. Doubt often masks itself in confidence. Insecurity parades in certainty. […]
Communication, Life
Communication
Only Tell Your Problems to Two People
We make two mistakes when it comes to talking about our problems with other people: Some tell everyone everything. Some
Communication, Current Events, Leadership
Conflict Lessons from a Wedding Gone Wrong
It looked like a beautiful outdoor wedding. The crowd was assembled, the couple appeared excited, the ceremony was underway when
Communication, Leadership
The Devil Doesn’t Need an Advocate; He Needs an Adversary
Problem finding is not a skill. No boss would promote a problem finder. No marriage is better because one spouse
Communication, Leadership, Life, Parenting, Relationships
We Are Happy with our Decision, Thank You
People mean well. The co-worker who has a cousin that went through a similar situation as you The friend who
Communication, Leadership, Relationships
Top 10 Communication Posts your Co-workers should Read
The importance of communication in marriage is often discussed, but the importance of communication at work is far too often
Communication, FPL, Leadership, Marriage
Use Hard Words Not Harsh Words
Love demands difficult conversations. Issues must be confronted. Feelings must be communicated. Frustrations must be expressed. For any improvement, difficult
How to Respond to Mean People
Mean people are all around. They lie in wait hoping to spring their meanness on others. They can be avoided. Simply don’t
It’s Not My Job to Read Your Mind
I played golf on my anniversary. I wouldn’t necessarily try that at your home unless you are absolutely certain your
Communication, Current Events
The Anatomy of a Rumor: Living Truthfully in a Facebook World
They were never scheduled to come. There wasn’t a single shred of evidence they would be here. Yet the truth didn’t prevent the rumors