Category Archives: Communication

7 Ways to Harness the Power of Questions

We all ask questions every part of every day from “Did you sleep well?” to “How can we come in under budget?” to “What was the best part of your day?”. Simply asking questions isn’t enough – you already do … Continue reading

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Conflict Resolution Strategies in the Workforce

Conflict in the work environment is inevitable. When two or more people have to work together and combine ideas, the doorway of conflict is ever open. The goal is to learn how to use conflict as a tool that can … Continue reading

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Motivational Wallpaper

Recently, I started to notice that a number of visitors to this site were seeking motivational wallpapers or desktop images, it is for this reason that I have developed a number of wallpapers. What do you think of these wallpapers, … Continue reading

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Assertiveness to Ease Anxiety

The problem is non-assertive individuals often go out of their way to avoid a clash of heads, leaving them to stew in silence with their frustrations and anxiety. From time to time biting your tongue can be a shrewd move, … Continue reading

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Getting Information

- How Phrasing Questions Can Make or Break You – What You Deserve Understand this. The quality of information you receive will be directly related to the quality of the questions you ask. Sloppy, imprecise questions attract sloppy, imprecise answers. … Continue reading

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