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No, you can’t walk between raindrops. That is my point. I use the phrase to illustrate those times when we try to
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You might have a bit of initial resistance to this thought. I know I did. “How can I not be stressed out?
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We frequently judge ourselves by our good intentions, even when we don’t actually get around to DOING anything. At the same time
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Excusitis: Psychological disorder resulting from the need to defer responsibility to anyone or anything other than oneself. This disorder is usually accompanied
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Is there a limit to what is humanly possible? Are some goals simply unobtainable? So much so as to be demotivating? If
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We often know what we should do. But sometimes we are challenged to get ourselves to do as well as we know.
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One of the greatest releases in life comes when we realize it is not necessary to make others wrong in order for
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Effective delegation, levels of empowerment, the limits of authority. All topics worthy of entire books, much less a single posting. So I’m
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The instinctive reaction to a mistake is to cover it up, pretend it didn’t happen, or ignore it. We all want the
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“You hit home runs not by chance, but by preparation.” — Roger Maris Many people want to win, but how many are
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Understanding and strengthening human relationships is the theme of Harriet Lerner’s book, “The Dance of Intimacy.” – Differences are rarely the true
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We all have our failings, our weaknesses, our areas of greatest potential improvement. It is important to know your weaknesses so that