Tag: judgement
5 Communication Guidelines for Change Agents
Do you have the feeling that you are a passenger on the Titanic and you can see the iceberg ahead? Why can’t everyone see it? Its huge! Immediate Course Change Needed! Red Alert! WeeOooWeeOoo! Five communication guidelines can help you as a change agent and positive change maker. Odds are good that you have conversations with people […]
How To Say Thank You During the Holidays
Do you sometimes feel awkward about expressing a Thank You? Have you ever had the sense that the other person isn’t receiving your expression of gratitude in the way you meant it? During the holiday time there is an increased opportunity to give and receive gratitude with the people in your life. Expressing gratitude and […]
The ecology of change agency
I define positive change agents as people who are committed to: making the world a better place than they found it (or improving the conditions in which others live) and making themselves better people. Both are necessary. Neither is sufficient by itself. (Personal development without care and compassion is only inwardly focused: a form of […]
Keep It Real, Warts and All
209 words. Approximate reading time: less than 1 minute. Sometimes our craving for love, acceptance, and approval leads us to show only parts of ourselves and hide others. This lack of authenticity actually breeds disconnection and mistrust, leading to those very needs not being met. What judgments are you afraid other people might have of […]