“Most of the successful people I’ve known are the ones who do more listening than talking.” -Bernard BaruchThis is something I’ve done before a few times and still feel it’s never enough. I’m talking about listening. Yes, I’ve posted and reposted this article a few times. And I continue doing so periodically because I feel it’s crucial in building a relationship with all of you members and readers. And hence, here is that article to give YOU, the reader, your time under the spotlight:
Conversations
TODAY’S TOPIC? YOU TELL ME!
“Most of the successful people I’ve known are the ones who do more listening than talking.” -Bernard BaruchThis is something I’ve done before a few times and still feel it’s never enough. I’m talking about listening. Yes, I’ve posted and reposted this article a few times. And I continue doing so periodically because I feel it’s crucial in building a relationship with all of you members and readers. And hence, here is that article to give YOU, the reader, your time under the spotlight:
THE MIDDLE GROUND
“Life is never white and black and all or nothing; it is full of greys and the rainbows and all the other in-betweens.” -McKel (Hill) KooiengaAs I type this, it’s been a few hours since President Joe Biden was officially sworn in. At the stage our country (and quite frankly, the world as well) is in, there have been polarizing views everywhere. It seems as if everyone has lost the ability to envision a middle ground.
I SEE YOU
“When you think you’re not happy with your life, always think that someone is happy that you exist.” -Quotesgram.com Whether it’s COVID-19 or something else or both, everywhere I look someone somewhere is scared, angry, depressed with a mountain of stress on their shoulders. And that’s okay because we’re all human beings. Amid all those … Read more
TALK TO ME…NO, REALLY
“One good conversation can shift the direction of change forever.” -Linda LambertHas the art of communication deteriorated to something simply on the surface level? Can inner voices below the level no longer communicate efficaciously?