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CRAVE Your Goals! for College Students and Recent Graduates
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| Master the five-step CRAVE system to attract what you desire and deserve. |
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Some are naturals, but everyone can get better
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| We were recently doing Relationships for Revenue Growth training for some of the sales force of a large technical company, and throughout the day, we had great discussions about the power of turning business relationships into personal relationships. |
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The Secrets to Successful Connecting
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| Connecting is the art of building relationships; relationships that last. It’s the forming of bonds with people that can grow into deeper, closer, more meaningful relationships. |
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How Companies Can Heal Their Wounded Personal Relationships
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| A crisis is gripping the business community that is deeper and more far reaching than most people realize or even imagine. At the heart of the crisis is peoples ineffectiveness at managing their relationships. The root cause of these failed relationships is failed communication. None of us have ever been taught how to appropriately communicate with each other and thereby nurture our relationships with each other. What makes all of this particularly disastrous is that personal relationships are the foundation for accomplishment and satisfaction in life. Many people fail to appreciate the importance of maintaining their relationships. |
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Cubicle Courtesies Unlock Doors
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| It’s true that the close quarters of office cubicles in companies are a breeding ground for hot tempers, resentments and damaged relations. It’s also true that most of our complaints about our co-workers are valid and should not be ignored. The challenge is to devise and employ strategies to create goodwill in the office so that minor annoyances do not explode into a toxic work environment that no one will benefit from.
Open environments and cubicles are here to stay. Ensure that your business relationships enjoy that same longevity by employing strategies of cubicle courtesies which will open doors to a more productive and enjoyable workspace. |
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Toxic Leadership and Change Management - How to Spot it, Deal With it and Avoid it
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| Toxic leadership is all about the abuse of power and its destructiveness. In change management terms, having anyone in a leadership or a management position in your organisation who displays these characteristics is like a poison that needs to be identified and eradicated at the earliest opportunity. There are a number of defenses to toxic leadership... |
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The Roles We Play at Work
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| Do you let toxic people suck the life out of you |
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Toxic People
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| A few years ago, I attended one of Debbie Ford's ( No1 NY Times Best Selling Author and Self Development Expert) Shadow process workshops in New York. One of the biggest light bulb moments I had on this course was when Debbie led us through a process where we learned to accept that ' There are people out there who are toxic and will screw with you'. Being a coach and a 'People Pleaser' this was a new thought process for me as I had got into the habit of making excuses for other peoples poor behaviour and also, forgetting that sometimes we need to put limits on toxic people in order to protect ourselves.
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The #1 Leadership Communication Problem Preventing Your Employees from Doing Exactly What You Want
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| Communication is a catch-all phrase for things that go wrong in companies and relationships. Unfortunately, the concept is too ambiguous to do anything constructive to fix it.
There are seven communication mistakes that lead to mis-understandings, and cause conflicts between co-workers, and bosses and their subordinates which lead to low morale and toxic work environments.
These are the "The 7 Deadly Sins of Organizational Leadership Communication," and the least understood and most common of the sins is communicating with a lack of specificity. |
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Six Tips to Help You Facilitate Change
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| Throughout my life, I have seen people who want to make a change but are scared to do so or don't know where or how to begin. They remain in toxic relationships, they hold on to jobs with which they are miserable, etc. There are many reasons why people don't move on or pursue what makes them happy. Unfortunately, this prevents them from living their ideal life. If you want to make a change but are feeling stuck, this article provides six tips that can help you to move forward and create the change you desire and deserve. |
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Hold Me Tight – Book Review
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| Business is all about relationships and yet many of us are novices when it comes to maintaining and deepening our relationships. Sue Johnson has written a terrific book about how healthy relationships function. Although it was written as a guide to repairing and maintaining healthy primary relationships, it can be used as a guide to many of our other relationships. |
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