Make Time to Play!
Snow, autumn leaves, shining sun, refreshing breezes, and sparkling water call us to play. Play is a powerful human instinct.
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Holiday Survival Tips for Introverts and Extraverts
Do you think a thought in order to speak it? Or, do you speak a thought in order to think it?
The Mother-Daughter Communication Dilemma
Even in the happiest of relationships, there is one consistent communication issue between mothers and daughters. Mothers give advice; daughters hear disapproval.
The Eyes Have It
Women give and seek more eye contact than men. In our culture we look at a person’s face while listening to the spoken words.
Why We Love the One We Love
Why do we give our hearts to someone? Do they steal it? Do we surrender it? Have we pursued them in order to better ignore them to pose a convoluted challenge?
Blooming Ambition = Mastery + Recognition
In spring our thoughts turn to new growth, budding and blooming. What better time to take a look at personal opportunities for rebirth and blooming?
How We Show You We Love You
Obviously, Thinkers feel and Feelers think. We simply prefer one over the other.
The Power of Play
Make time to play! Shining sun, refreshing breezes, and sparkling water call us to play. Play is a powerful human instinct.
Tokenism & Stereotyping
XXXXXXXXXX What do you see? A bunch of X’s. This is what corporate America looked like in mid-century 1950’s. The X’s represent men in a work group, of course. Think Mad Men on TV. Men working together often accentuate differences in tastes and activities. They discuss grilling, ballgames, cars, architecture, travel, music, etc. In other…
How Soon Can I Re-Gift This?
Every gift deserves a two part response; acknowledgement of the gift and the giver.
Public Speaking Dilemma: Why Don’t They Respond?
Introverts gain energy from time and space alone to contemplate, reflect and formulate thoughts. Extraverts are energized by being with and talking with other people.
Introverts & Extroverts Sharing Holiday Spaces
The talkative Extrovert (E) pities the quiet Introvert for talking so little and “missing so much in life”. The Introvert (I) feels that the loud, sometimes obnoxious, Extrovert is talking constantly, while saying nothing. Then, we put the two into one house for three days and call it a holiday!