We often to try to resolve a conflict when we should think through the decision of whether to have the conversation in the first place.
Betty Lochner, conflict, dealing with conflict, having hard conversations, Kauai vacation
This summer I joined a new and wonderful season of my life when we welcomed our first grandchild, Azriel, "Azzy".
Successful communication is a package deal. It includes more than the words you speak! Here's how to improve your communication skills.
Body language, emotional intelligence, improving your communication, Non verbal communication, tips for improving communication
Being married to a complete opposite isn't easy, but it is worth the hard work.
If you've read any of my posts, you probably know about our "mini" dachshund, Ruben.
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Conflict is unavoidable. It's in our daily lives. But we can learn how to handle conflict well. Here are 6 steps.
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One of the best ways to improve your communication wiht others is communication "micro-connects" These are small things that will make a huge difference in your relationships.
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It's easier to see what a lack of respect looks like in others, than to recognize when you aren't showing respectful behavior. Quite simply - we don't always notice our own behaviors and non-verbal cues that can be perceived as a lack of respect.
Showing appreciation and gratitude for others is one of the most powerful communication tools you can have. When you show appreciation on a regular basis, it will open doors to a better conversation, a more positive exchange, and ultimately a better relationship. Here are 10 simple ways to make appreciation a part of your daily life.
Improving our meetings has made a difference in employee engagement even outside of the meetings. The work culture develops into one of fun and learning and we see relationships being built, repaired and improved upon.
Betty Lochner, building relationships, business communication, Employee engagement, meeting facilitation, Staff meetings, team building
