How to Turn Tough Criticism Into Serious Success
(By Linley Taber) "I think the stereotype is that women get emotional about upsetting feedback, and that men blow it off and don’t care. I don’t find either of those to Read More >>
(By Linley Taber) "I think the stereotype is that women get emotional about upsetting feedback, and that men blow it off and don’t care. I don’t find either of those to Read More >>
(By Greg McKeown) "An important key is starting small—very small. It’s important because you can’t take on stress in a stressful way. Often we try to bring about change through sheer Read More >>
(By Julie Bawden Davis) "Overlooking the importance of effective listening can have costly consequences. Companies lose billions annually, Listening is an active interpretation that shapes our realities, and it’s the answer Read More >>
(By John Baldoni) "So why do we ignore the relevance of communication until it becomes an issue? One reason may be because we don’t take the time to quantify what we Read More >>
(By Gregory Ciotti) "Since listening to words activates the language center of your brain, trying to engage in other language related tasks (like writing) would be akin to trying to Read More >>
(By Derek Lidow) "In these cases and in virtually all cases, the motivations that drive an entrepreneur to prevail are typically selfish. Unfortunately, selfish motivations are hard to acknowledge because we Read More >>
(By Jan Johnston Osburn) "Great interviews flow like a conversation. Conversation is a form of interactive and spontaneous communication between two or more people. Through effective listening, it becomes a give Read More >>
(By Geoffrey James) "Self-centered people are always unhappy because they're shoveling all their energy into the bottomless pit of their egos. The best and easiest way to get over yourself Read More >>
(By Harvey Deustschendorf) "If we have listened to the other person and given them an opportunity to explain their point of view, chances are, they will be more open to Read More >>
(By Dave Kerpen) "Listening is a magnetic and strange thing, a creative force. The friends who listen to us are the ones we move toward. When we are listened to, Read More >>