Just A Day
A holiday is not just a day of the week…even though (sometimes) it kind of feels like it is. Even with all of that (and so much more)…you: It you stop to think about it, this isn’t just a day Read More …
A holiday is not just a day of the week…even though (sometimes) it kind of feels like it is. Even with all of that (and so much more)…you: It you stop to think about it, this isn’t just a day Read More …
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 …
You have to – absolutely have to – talk it out. Say what? Who knows what they mean. Don’t let it all get up in your head. That’s not getting you anywhere. Ask what is up. Then you can talk Read More …
For those of you (youngsters and elders alike) when it rings…take the call. You already know who is calling. It doesn’t have to take long. It may be a mystery but, you will probably be better off. Give it a Read More …
There is always a gap in between two things, periods in time or people’s ages that makes connection difficult. It isn’t just the distance, time or age – it is the inability to come together and/or communicate clearly. How far Read More …
Spend the time catching up to what has happened. Read their note (hopefully it is a letter.) Reply quickly. Call someone. Talk to them. Make a plan. Get together. Spend hours. Stay longer than you think you can. Make a Read More …
No matter how much time you have, make the moments that matter to you the most, matter more. Smile. Love. Say yes. Be open. Laugh. Stay flexible. Ask questions. Be there. Open your heart. Maintain optimism. Have empathy. Listen more. Read More …
Just check in with them (your friends, family and yes, clients) every once in a while. Maybe your perspective is skewed. Maybe they are thinking something entirely different. Maybe they are too busy to talk and that is why you Read More …
There are countless – and I mean countless – opportunities to share what you know. public speaking team meetings community events public forums (the online kind, but the in-person kind, too) business activities in parenting being friends with close friends Read More …
What does that squinty face mean? Are you upset? Are you sad? Are you trying not to say what you think? Are you thinking? Are you mad? Are you trying to convey something in particular? Are you staring into the Read More …