June 26, 2017
045 Rules of Engagement
True mastery is being insulted by someone in front of a group of friends while maintaining the clarity of mind that what he’s saying is all a reflection of him and not a reflection of you.
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June 19, 2017
044 They Never Listen
The reason why we only listen to certain people is largely because of the way they speak to us. This explains why people don’t listen to us. It’s not only because they don’t listen, it’s because of the way we speak.
June 12, 2017
043 Do You Even Care?
There are a few basics steps we can follow that will help us truly care for other people. It’s a very powerful thing to do for another.
June 5, 2017
042 How Thirsty Are You?
Only if we're thirsty for a resolution or an answer will we find one. This is why, before going into meetings I ask myself, "What is my objective? What outcome am I seeing?"
May 29, 2017
041 Why We Struggle To Give
What makes giving difficult is that it’s giving of myself. Giving of myself to another is always difficult. This is why justifications abound around giving.
May 22, 2017
040 It’s Deeper Than Communication
Asking in place of accusing is always the better approach. Instead of defensiveness, you get facts. It also can be the gateway to deep trust in a relationship.
May 15, 2017
039 Right Thing Wrong Motivation
While worry may not be healthy, what’s wrong with using it to get you to do the right thing? Very often we use anger to motivate us to do things we otherwise might not do? Is there an issue with using the wrong motivation to do the right thing?
May 8, 2017
038 AYQ – Is Worrying Always Bad?
My nature is to worry about things. My husband is the opposite: He always says, "Everything is going to be fine. It's all going to work out in the end. God's in control." While I appreciate that outlook on life, and perhaps even envy it, I feel it can breed complacency and lead someone to be less proactive in changing a negative situation. He tells me "worrying won't solve the problem," but I feel that in many cases it can be a powerful motivator toward action.
Is worrying always bad?
Is there a way to reach a feeling of calm about the future without falling complacent?
May 1, 2017
037 AYQ – Caring For My Family
I have tried to live by example and inspire others, inclusive of immediate family members. They might have gotten somewhat inspired, at times, but the flip side is that they absolutely drain me. I am running on a very low fuel. I can no longer continue to worry about them. I need to save myself from falling. Yet, if I stop "worrying" about them, they will most like stop with religious observance and that will bring me down, for I am outnumbered with absolutely no support. so I am in a lose-lose situation.
April 24, 2017
036 You Can’t Afford to Miss This One Moment
There is only one moment you need to transform. By transforming this moment your entire life improves dramatically. It is this moment that Dr. Viktor Frankl refers to when he says, “Between stimulus and response, there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.”
April 16, 2017
035 It’s Time to Sing Your Song
Redemption means they were free from constraints. When all of our fears and concerns are go, our song flows freely from within.
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April 10, 2017
034 A Flat Out Powerful Person
How do you think people feel after encountering you? Do you think they leave feeling uplifted and encouraged or dejected and discouraged?
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