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The Importance of Follow-Through Whether you’re learning to swing a golf club, baseball bat or tennis racquet, coaches always emphasize the importance of follow-through. It’s not just hitting the ball...
Cultivating Serenity in the Workplace and Beyond The serenity prayer of Alcoholics Anonymous says that the key to serenity is accepting what you cannot change, changing what you can, and possessing the wisdom to know the...
Speak Like a Pro There are numerous books on public speaking, all offering valuable information and different angles on the topic. To speak like a pro, keep these tips in mind:
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Benefits of Laughter at Work Stronger Connections
Laughter breaks down barriers, builds relationships and allows for better communication among coworkers. People with a sense of humor often have the...
Are you listening? Really listening? Are you pretending to know what someone is saying and therefore are shutting down your listening?
Before you jump into your answer — spend some time considering the question.
An answer that occurs almost instantaneously, it almost certainly — NO — I’m not listening.
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