Category: feelings
Being heard . . .
I asked someone the other day to have a guess at my personality type. “Easy! You’re an introvert!” “Hmm, interesting. What makes you say that?” “Well, whenever we talk, you’re always really good at listening.” It surprised them when I revealed that I’m a high-preference extravert. While they weren’t right in choosing… Read More Being heard . . .
Little things that mean a lot . . .
Last month, nearly 1,000 miles from home, I met a South Korean girl touring the same city as me. She asked me, in her limited English, if I knew whether a nearby café was open. In my non-existent Korean, somehow I managed to convey that I didn’t know, and we had a conversation about… Read More Little things that mean a lot . . .
From thoughts to destiny . . .
Seeing it differently . . .
Getting conversations about leadership started . . .
How do you differentiate between idle chatter and an important business, work-related conversation? I think it’s simple. And I’m guessing you know the answer too. Well, I’ve been encouraging people to talk to each other . . . to hold some quality conversations . . . to talk to each other about leadership . .… Read More Getting conversations about leadership started . . .
What makes you smile?
“Too much of a good thing is wonderful” Mae West
Telling someone how you feel . . .
Modesty prevents me saying too much . . . but someone I know rather well was recently given this feedback: “You are truly a gem in the friendship spectrum” I’m curious. What opportunity do you have today to tell someone how you really feel?
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