Driving Results With Others: Emotions teach us
How we respond to another person is a direct reflection of our skill level in working with and through others. If we can gain awareness of our reactivity, we can gain focus on what to improve.
Driving Results With Others: Anger Means Danger
When furious, get curious. If you think you are about to lose your patience because you are some shade of angry (frustrated, irritated or annoyed)—take a beat, slow down and turn the attention onto yourself.
Dealing With Challenging People: A Word About People
Whether you want them to or not, these people find themselves in the fabric of your life and it’s up to you to find ways to manage the headaches, heartbreaks, chaos, and stress they create for you (and potentially others). The ideas found in this little online book can help you withstand those difficult relationships without going crazy or over-compromising.