No matter what you do, be who you are. Relatable. Kind. Fun. Personable. Welcoming. Open to learn. Interested. Engaged. Happy. Loving. Caring. Empathetic. If they respond to you differently than you intended…you might need to check in. Ask the questions Read More …
Be sure to watch the signs, they can change at the last minute and mess up the entire plan. Delays. More time. Extra stress. On the road. New plan. Watch the signs, know the alternatives and your options. Take the Read More …
Remember. You are only limited by you… You are in control. You can say yes or no. You can grow. You can learn. You can change the outcome. You can be the one to make a difference. Don’t be the Read More …
You have to do more than trust your instincts. Learn. Research. Ask questions. Get differing opinions. Listen to the experts. Try it for yourself. More research. Trials. You knew the answer, and shouldn’t have doubted yourself. You might need to Read More …
If you act then think it could be a problem. Yet. We do it often for many reasons. We are: In a rush. Responding from a point of emotion, defensiveness or fear. Not sure of the right next step or Read More …
There are always two sides to a conversation. The things one person said. The things another person heard. The perspective and basis that each hold based on prior experiences. The time delay (not much) and the quality (sometimes not so Read More …
Some days it is easier, but on others you have to decide between options that are not cut and dried. Everything is nuanced. There may not be a real clear solution. It isn’t an either or choice. You might have Read More …
When something is confusing…You can clear it up with just a little extra effort. Take a step back. Ask what they know and what they want to learn. Explain the details. Clarify the information. Show a video, share a book, Read More …
There are times when you should, but other moments when the best advice is: don’t push it. You don’t care that much about it. Others will be affected badly if it happens. It is too big of an ask. They Read More …
Write it down, then look at it repeatedly. Put it somewhere you will see it. Use the handy notebook. Jot it down on a post-it and stick to the desk, wall or mirror. Think about it. Talk to someone and Read More …