Avoid These Two Mistakes

Ask questions to help people realize their values and come to a conclusion > giving advice. Be kind, thoughtful, and honest > top of your class, genius, and revered. Avoid these two mistakes, do more good. Photo by Samuel PASTEUR-FOSSE on Unsplash.

All Things With Thanks

Do all things with thanks. That means that even in the terrible awful events of life you’re still thankful. That can seem like an incredible burden, a “to do” item if you will. But when you consider the alternative, experiencing things with a downtrodden spirit, it presents a pretty good option. Note: this is not…

Avoid Rebuilding The Wheel

What difference in security should there be between a small and large airport? The short answer, none. They both have the same goal of preventing security risks from disrupting travel. And although one is typically less trafficked, security accuracy should not fluctuate. Security is an established processes, reinvent the wheel regardless of the size of…

How To Tell If You Have A Relationship With Radical Candor

Here’s an easy way to tell if you can be radically candid with someone. If someone asked them to describe your relationship, would they describe it as supportive, honest, and trusting? If not, what can you do to bring your relationship to a similar place? Photo by Susan Wilkinson on Unsplash.

Paradigm Shift: Defining Relationships

Don’t define your relationships by hurt. Because it makes the worst things the focal point while the good is overlooked. First, take the risk to be empathetic. Try explain the relationship through the other person’s eyes to see where they’re coming from. Understand that they can’t read your mind to know your preverences. And although…