People who struggle with maintaining long-term relationships often display these 7 behaviors
Long-term relationships aren’t built on grand gestures or perfect moments; they’re shaped by the habits and behaviors we bring to the table every single day.
And if I’ve learned anything, it’s that the things we don’t address—those patterns we dismiss as “just the way I am”—can quietly sabotage even the strongest connections.
Maybe it’s brushing …
10 mistakes people make when trying to appear more confident
I’ve always been fascinated by confidence some people radiate—the way it transforms a room, the way it can be as subtle as a glance or as loud as a laugh.
But I’ve also seen how easy it is to get it wrong. In our rush to look like we have it all together, we sometimes …
7 Careers to Pursue with Your Communications Degree
It’s an old, well-worn joke by now: “A communications degree? What can you do with that?” Well, as it turns out…a lot. There has never been a better time to pursue a degree in communications.
Why? Because our interconnected society relies on communication more than ever.
Today’s world relies on information from big data to …
6 Tips on How to Effectively Manage Your Remote Team
Many people wish to expand their brand outside their region by building a remote branch or hiring employees who work virtually. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many people had no choice but to work from home. Trying to keep up with communication within your remote team can sometimes get tiring as you have to stay near …
Improve Conversions from Your Brand’s Website Home Page
Your personal brand’s website’s home page is the main hub to attract interested prospects. Your visitors should know that you are both ready and able to answer their questions and solve their problems in addition to what you have to offer in your products or services.
So how exactly does a personal brand attract the …
4 Keys to Successful Teamwork
Effective teamwork is the number one rule of an organization’s success. It has many benefits such as increased productivity, improved work quality, increased employee morale and etc. Putting together a great team may seem like a simple task. Hire the best individuals and there you go! Unfortunately, it doesn’t work like that in the real …
The Four Principles of Acing an Interview
First, remember that an interview is a work-related competition. The same competition onstage for the theater is called audition. People compete throughout their lifetimes. They compete for resources, such as money, time, awards, rewards, and honor. So let’s focus on the interview competition, in which several preselected candidates compete for only one job opening. The …
Your Manager is Not Your Friend
It is ok to have a friendly relationship with coworkers. Actually, this makes the work day much more enjoyable. However, becoming friends with direct reports is a little trickier. As the boundaries are getting blurrier in corporate America and the workplaces are shifting to a more casual environment, especially young employees are having difficulty in …
Modeling Alex Cora’s Approach to Create Your Championship Company Culture
You would think that creating a championship culture is easy with athletes making multi-millions of dollars each season.
But, in my experience, it is just as hard creating a championship culture in that environment as it is creating it in your company.
Baseball managers have to deal with players that show up with attitudes, behaviors …
Are you Talking Past Each Other?
Too often these days we end up talking past each other.
When the other person is talking to often we are thinking about what we want to say next or what we missed saying the last time we had our opportunity to talk.
That is a classic case of talking past each other.
What can …