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Think “Systems” to Handle Conflict
Conflict--what's your inital reaction? Once you learn to think in terms of systems you can find a better solution to handling any conflict. Explore how to find your way OUT of blaming, unnecessary drama, or running for the hills by following these practical guidelines.
Hard Times
Everyone faces hard times in life. Bad stuff happens to everyone so eventually your number is going to come up. Although we do whatever we can to prevent trouble, some of it is simply the unfolding of our lives. The challenge for all of us is to accept life’s blows as part of our journey, learn from them, and emerge stronger, wiser, and more capable. The main thing is to avoid unnecessary drama about the hard times that drags you down a path of misery.

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Seven Steps for Creating Successful Marketing
1. Find the inherent drama within your offering. After all, you plan to make money by selling a product or a service or both. The reasons people will want to buy from you should give you a clue as to the inherent drama in your product or service. Something about your offering must be inherently interesting or you wouldn't be putting it up for sale. In Mother Nature breakfast cereal, it is the high concentration of vitamins and minerals.
Fulfilling Your Dreams by Changing Careers
How I went from drama teacher to Invention Marketing “Guru”.
The Cynical SEO Drama Queen
It is time to look at those SEO questions from the folks who need help and guidance. Let’s take a read of some of the Dear SEO Drama Queen email which floods her box every day.
Hard Times
Everyone faces hard times in life. Bad stuff happens to everyone so eventually your number is going to come up. Although we do whatever we can to prevent trouble, some of it is simply the unfolding of our lives. The challenge for all of us is to accept life’s blows as part of our journey, learn from them, and emerge stronger, wiser, and more capable. The main thing is to avoid unnecessary drama about the hard times that drags you down a path of misery.

Think “Systems” to Handle Conflict
Conflict--what's your inital reaction? Once you learn to think in terms of systems you can find a better solution to handling any conflict. Explore how to find your way OUT of blaming, unnecessary drama, or running for the hills by following these practical guidelines.
How to kill a drama queen!
Drama cost businesses world wide billionns of dollars per year. Need to calm the drama? Take a good look at this article and see how to confront and calm the drama-rama that eats up your time and dollars, pesos, yen and euros!
Ten Steps To Take Charge of Conflict
The drama that often accompanies conflict is what gives conflict its bad name. Most of us veer away from screaming matches, stand offs and personal attacks. But, conflict does have redeeming value … especially for those of us over 50. According to Barbara Strauch, author of The Secret Life of the Grown-up Brain, we need to present our brains with things that make it wake up, pay attention, and work really hard. To give your brain a workout, Strauch suggests talking with people who disagree with you because it helps you sharpen your own thinking and challenges you. So having conflict in your life can actually make you smarter. To benefit from benefits of conflict, and lose the drama, here is what I have learned about taking charge of conflict.

Seven Steps to a Drama-Free Office
This article helps you stop energy-draining drama in your office and redirect it toward productive endeavors. Using the step-by-step guide, you can end the infighting, water cooler talk, meaningless meetings, turf wars, etc. and get to a Drama-Free Office!
Leadership Insight: Drama Queen and Emotion King
I know you know them. You may work with them. They may live in your neighborhood or even your own home. Drama Queen and Emotion King. To Drama Queen (DQ) and Emotion King (EK), every event is worthy of sharing and over sharing. Every small thing that the rest of us brush off and rack up to another day, they turn into a major crisis. As we work to calm others, they work to stir up others. When we try to fix a problem, they tend to make it worse. When they exist in the workplace they offer some significant challenges to leaders.

Avoiding Drama
Drama is all around us every day. In the workplace, there is frequently disruptive drama that distracts attention from critical work. I believe leaders have the capability to reduce the most common forms of drama in the workplace. Some people feel neglected or ignored and tend to act out their frustrations just so people will pay attention to them.

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