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How to Maintain Executive Composure
We’ve all experienced emotional outbursts in the workplace. Perhaps your outbursts have been relatively subtle. You’ve shed a tear in...


How to Prevent Office Gossip and Maintain Positive Culture
Gossip can be a force counter to the culture leaders want to build, potentially affecting employees’ morale and efficiency. Here are a...


How To Communicate With Difficult People at Work
We are all forced to interact with difficult people at work. They come in all shapes and sizes. There are the Chatty Cathys who gossip,...


Are You Prepared For the Cyber-Battlefield of the 21st Century?
We’re about to embark on an exciting, albeit dangerous, new reality. We've reached the pre-quantum computing era. Last year, Google...

How To Avoid Jargon in Business Meetings
"It's all Greek to me!" - Don’t let jargon jettison your presentation Lawyers do it in negotiations, and teenagers do it all the time. ...

How To Change Minds and Win at Negotiations
For more than one-quarter of a century, Ed Catmull, president of Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios, worked with the notoriously...

Dangers of Making Assumptions About Customers
I recently embarked on the process of hiring a weekly fitness trainer. My motivation was driven by a desire to support my close friend...

Views on Conflict
Most conflicts rise on how to reach the goal not on the goal itself. Therefore, unproductive conflict is preventable…with the right view,...

What Is Conflict?
“An expressed struggle between at least two interdependent parties who perceive incompatible goals, scarce resources, and interference...

Conflict Attributions
Conflict… How to overcome your attribution errors and use your EQ Attribution Theory Almost all of us tend to attribute failings on our...
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