Allow Time for Apologies
Give Your Perfect Effort
I recently watched the moved, When the Game Stands Tall, with Jim Caviezel. It’s a 2014 true-story account of De La Salle High School in Concord, California and their 151-football game winning streak. The movie is more about the coach’s principles of how to be a team and best version of yourself, although you […]
Take Responsibility
As a human behaviorist, communication trainer, and co-author of Leveraging Your Communication Style who helps people build bridges and reduce conflict, I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt how you word things matter, especially when you have goofed up. Taking responsibility for our own actions is one of the biggest steps […]
Manage Expectations to Reduce Stress
The Oxford dictionary defines disappointment as “sadness or displeasure caused by the non fulfillment of one’s hopes or expectations.” In short, disappointment is unmet expectations. In our daily life, we can be disappointed in our self, spouse, kids, boss, team members, service providers, healthcare…well, just about everything and everyone! We wake up with expectations for […]
We need to ask Critical Questions
July 2022
YOUR HEALTH We are in the thick of summer. Many places are experiencing higher than normal temps with humidity. I have a great weapon for you: pickle juice! Yes, you read that right. You can even buy small bottles of it online, or you can fill your own bottles up from your jar of […]
Communicate, Communicate, Communicate
Put Words into Action
I watched an obscure 2017 movie called, Aftermath, with Arnold Schwarzenegger. It didn’t do well in theaters, and I don’t necessarily recommend it. However, the moral of the story needs to be shared. The basis of the movie is a plane crash and how it impacts both the air traffic controller who made a huge […]
Take the High Road
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