Archive for the ‘Relationship’ Category

Note: This is a guest post from Marcus Taylor of Get Noticed Have you ever considered that trying new experiences, such as eating new foods and trying new restaurants can make you more successful? Probably not, but there is in fact a very clear and profound link between the two. Over the past few months  [ Read More ]

Categories: Learning, Relationship

Note: This is a guest post from Geoff Peart, M.Ed. of My Social Upgrade Last week I was at the grocery store when my three-year old toddler asked, “Daddy, I want that chocolate ice cream.” I suppose it was more a demand than a question. When I refused to put the chocolate ice cream in  [ Read More ]

Categories: Relationship, Working

How to Be a Good Conversationalist

Posted by Donald Latumahina 8 Comments

Note: This is a guest post from Geoff Peart, M.Ed. of My Social Upgrade Do you possess all the traits of a good communicator? Even if you do not, that doesn’t mean you can’t aspire to. Are there areas you know you could work on? Could you be better at telling stories? Are you slow  [ Read More ]

Categories: Relationship

7 Strengths Shy People Have

Posted by Donald Latumahina 21 Comments

Note: This is a guest post from Dan Stelter of Anxiety Support Network While many people, including socially anxious and shy people themselves, consider shyness to be in general a weakness, there are in fact several strengths this condition brings about. The strengths themselves go against what is considered to be the standard convention, which  [ Read More ]

Categories: Relationship

Note: This is a guest post from Eduard Ezeanu of People Skills Decoded I believe that one of the best ways to connect with people and build quality relationships is through making conversation. Although most people can hold a conversation, only a few are smooth and charismatic when they talk. Working as a communication coach,  [ Read More ]

Categories: Relationship

How to Overcome Shyness

Posted by Donald Latumahina 25 Comments

Note: This is a guest post from Randy McLean of RandyLeeMcLean.com Do you remember what it was like giving a speech in elementary school in front of the whole class? Your mouth was dry, you were constantly fidgeting and you had major butterflies in your stomach. For many people this condition can often extend into  [ Read More ]

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