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How Carefully Do You Choose Your Words?

You have control of how you leave your interactions. If you walk away feeling uneasy, it is incumbent upon you to make that feeling go away. Right it.

How Carefully Do You Choose Your Words?

You have control of how you leave your interactions. If you walk away feeling uneasy, it is incumbent upon you to make that feeling go away. Right it.

An Unapologetic Black Friday

Shopping in a mall on Black Friday might be some people's version of hell; for others, it's something truly meaningful.

A Flawed Leader as Mirror

David Petraeus isn't the first man to cheat and he won’t be the last. So should we really care about his affair? Does it change his long-running reputation as leader?

The Value of an ‘Ear’

As Hurricane Sandy continues to teach us important life lessons, the importance of listening emerges as one of them.

Acceptance vs. Pouting

On the backdrop of Hurricane Sandy, the nastiness, the heartlessness, the pettiness of our politics seems even more ridiculous.

A More Spiritual 'Situation'

The cast of 'Jersey Shore' is in a unique position to pull off a fundraising effort that is targeted to help restore the battered coast.

Putting Power in Perspective

Imagine what else we could free up in ourselves if the anxiety about having to control so much was lifted.  

Trying to Close a Sale? Try Backing Off

If you truly want to sell someone on something, it may be wise to take a step back. See how they move and react. It can make all the difference.

Seeing Our Challenges as Connectors

Seek out others and immerse in their expressions of deep emotion. Maybe you won’t learn, but you’ll feel kinship. Don’t underestimate the feeling of utter peace that sweeps through your body when that kind of connection is made. 

Lighting Our Way at 14 Years Old

The story of Pakistani teen Malala Yousufzai, who stood up to the Taliban for her right to be educated, proves that fire in the belly, when it flares up, it’s unstoppable.

The Benefit to Saying It Out Loud

If keeping fears to ourselves helps us move through a situation because we’re containing the ‘realness,’ then doesn’t it also make sense that keeping mum on the positive fails to make it real?

The Benefit to Saying It Out Loud

If keeping fears to ourselves helps us move through a situation because we’re containing the ‘realness,’ then doesn’t it also make sense that keeping mum on the positive fails to make it real?