Forgetting to Remember
‘How could I forget to do that?”
‘How could I forget to do that?”
Recognize that your meaning may be different than another person’s meaning
You’d like to address a potentially sensitive topic with a neighbor, co-worker, or boss, and you dread it. It might turn ugly. You fear an unpleasant reaction.
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Take responsibility for the one thing that really matters: your state of consciousness
There are a lot of good quality tools and improvement processes out there for when you are not engaged and productivity wanes. But until you find the root cause of your behavior, any improvement won’t be sustained.
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To know where others stand, cross the bridge
We had not discussed politics since the election, treading warily with each other, neither of us wanting to trigger an unpleasant scene. But tension was just under the surface and seeping out in other forms.
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