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A Foundation for Informed Decision-Making and Constructive Action We often encounter situations that are far from ideal. Whether it’s personal challenges, professional setbacks, or global issues, facing reality is an essential aspect of navigating through the complexities of our existence. The key lies not in resignation but in acknowledging and accepting things as they are […]
Read articleThe time it takes to see results from life coaching can vary widely and depends on several factors, including the individual’s goals, commitment, and the nature of the coaching relationship.
Read articleHow To Be Self Aware How to become self aware. To be self aware is to fully comprehend our thoughts, feelings and actions. And, perhaps more importantly, how our thoughts, feelings and actions affect self and others. It is the ability to look at our life as others see us. Self awareness becomes the ability […]
Read articleNew Year Resolution Ideas About 45% of all Americans will make New Year resolutions. In another study about 88% of all resolutions will fail. If these statistics are correct just over 5 percent of the total U.S. population will make a New Year’s resolution and keep it! What is to blame for such terrible results? […]
Read articleDeveloping Self Awareness Senior managers landed their C-suite jobs because they delivered strong results and possess political savvy. However, many of these same leaders could not tell you the combination of practices that led to their success. A recent study reveals the answer is found in their use of soft skills. …researchers found that harsh, […]
Read articleDerailers are those things that may cause us to fail. Several of the posts you can read from my blog detail the emotional intelligence of some of the most famous Bible characters. What do Moses, Samson, David, Solomon and just about every failed King of Israel have in common? How are they different from […]
Read articleDecision making: One of 15 elements of emotional intelligence. When making a decision do you use the appropriate amount of emotion? The following three elements make up the Decision Making Composite: Problem Solving: understanding your emotions when in decision making mode Reality Testing: objective understanding and use of facts, intuition and principles Impulse Control: knowing […]
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