The following life lessons from Dr. Seuss are brilliant! 1. Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You. 2. Why fit in when you were born to stand out? 3. You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can Read more about 5 Lessons In Life From Dr. Seuss[…]
The following advice came from InspiringLifeQuotes@BlessedMonk: 1. The need to always be right. 2. The need to impress others. 3. The need for approval. 4. Resistance to change. 5. Dwelling on the past. 6. Negative self-talk. 7. Limiting beliefs. 8. Blaming others. 9. Complaining.
In an article from Youki Terada in a 2019 Education Research Highlights article, Terada states that research now shows that in order to remember something best, students should draw what they are learning. He states that a 2019 study found that students remember less of what they’re learning if they’re doodling at the same time. Read more about To Remember Something, Draw It[…]
Whenever there is a problem in a relationship, there are a few key methods of problem solving. Firstly, empathize! Saying statements like, “I’ve noticed that … (neutral, don’t blame or assume, stick to the facts.) Focus on the problem, not the challenging behavior! Gather information: ask questions, take guesses, reflect what you hear, provide reassurance. Read more about Problem Solving in Relationships[…]
According to Thomas A. Kempis, Obedience means listening with an open heart to those in authority. It does not mean going against your conscience or acting blindly to every whim of those in command. On the contrary, it asks all sides involved to be conscious of their responsibility to discern good will through dialogue, listening, Read more about What is Obedience?[…]
I received the following advice on Facebook today that inspired me to share in my blog today. “Before you speak, let your words pass through three gates: Is it true? Is it necessary? Is it kind? Take care of your tongue like the way you take care of silver and gold. There’s a difference between Read more about Before You Speak, Think[…]
Mahatma Ghandi has some great advice for all of us! He said, “Keep your thoughts positive because your thoughts become your words. Keep you words positive because your words become your behavior. Keep your behavior positive because your behavior become your habits. Keep your habits positive because your habits become your values. Keep your values Read more about Great Advice[…]
Gifford Thomas posted the following 10 Tips for Great Leadership: 1. Lead by Example. 2. Encourage Others To Grow. 3. Have a Strong Vision. 4. Increase your Emotional Intelligence. 5. Keep Developing Yourself. 6. Learn From Your Mistakes. 7. Find a Mentor. 8. Understand Your Own Motivation. 9. Engage in Honest Open Communication. 10. Keep Read more about The 10 Most Powerful Tips For Becoming A Great Leader[…]
Leadership First posted a fascinating article about Change on LinkedIn. He states, as we all know, that change is difficult to achieve, but some companies have successfully implemented change throughout the length and breadth of their organization. So what’s the secret behind a successful transformation, one word, LEADERSHIP. Any organizational culture is a direct result Read more about Implement Successful Change Using 8 Points[…]
According to studies done by Kandi Wiens and Annie McKee, people who have a high Emotional Intelligence (EQ), rarely get burned out even though they experience a great deal of stress. Kandi discovered in a recent study “Leading Through Burnout” where she assessed 35 chief medical officers (CMOs) at 35 large hospitals for their level Read more about The Benefits of Emotional Intelligence[…]