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Deciding whether advanced conflict training fits your needs can be transformative. This specialized approach equips individuals to navigate emotional turbulence with precision, turning potential blowups into opportunities for connection. As North American workplaces evolve, emphasizing emotional intelligence as a cornerstone of effective leadership, such training distinguishes those who merely react from those who master calm […]
Navigating the world of Medicare can feel like trying to read a map in a foreign language. But don’t worry! I’m here to break down the essentials of Medicare Advantage plans in a way that’s easy to understand and even a little fun. Whether you’re new to Medicare or just exploring your options, this guide […]
I recently had Bruce Brown from Proactive Coaching back on the Beyond Coaching podcast, and we ended up in a conversation that I think a lot of coaches need to hear. We talked about conditioning, but not in the way most of us learned it. Bruce makes the case that conditioning should not be used […]
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Gold can have a reputation, right? Sometimes it feels glamorous, yet other times it can feel a little too much or even outdated.That’s why I wanted to showcase colors to wear with gold that will light you up and make you look interesting. Quote of the day: “Happiness is not something readymade. It comes from […]
A few mornings ago, I sat having coffee with a couple of Wilson Centre board members. We were discussing our caregiver program when the conversation turned, as it often does with people who’ve lived deeply, to cognitive decline and mental health. The two individuals leading that discussion had both lost spouses to dementia. They spoke […]
In workplaces, classrooms, and homes across North America, the line between a destructive argument and a productive conversation often determines whether tension escalates or dissolves. What separates the two is not merely good intentions but a structured, evidence-based approach that addresses emotion first. Neuroscience and decades of real-world practice show that when conversations are mediated […]
Tomorrow Liz flies home to Louisiana and I return to NYC. That meant driving from Big Bend to El Paso, about three hundred miles. We had all day, so it shouldn’t have been onerous. But overnight, everything changed. The temperature dropped from over one hundred degrees to mid-fifties in the morning and the temperature never […]
