Author: Tara May

War of the Words: Taking the Conflict Out of Communication

What if there were a better way to communicate—a method that allowed us to eliminate the fear, bad feelings, and resentment that we associate with conflict and confrontation? Sharon Strand Ellison, Founder and Executive Director of the Institute for Powerful Non-Defensive Communication, and author of the book Taking the War Out of Our Words, has devised such a method. In her book, and throughout her keynote talks and workshops, Sharon describes a method of listening and speaking entirely different from the one that most of us are used to. She argues that traditional methods of communication are based on the rules of war:...

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Navigating the Fool’s Paradise: Some Words in Favor of Hope

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Of Mothers and Mentors

With Mother's Day this past weekend, I started thinking about how our mothers are our first mentors. We may not have always seen it that way, but it's true. They teach us early on that we're not in this alone. They're the first ones to give us advice, hold our hands, celebrate our achievements, point out our mistakes (and how we can learn from them), nurture our confidence, and bolster our talents. In the past Sildenafil and the like and also include purchase cialis online . In my experience of care for patients with the chronic biliary pancreatitis after gallbladder removal,...

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A Novel Idea: Routine vs. Trying Something New

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Realizing Your Dreams: What Happens When You Start Talking

What’s the best way to pursue your passion? Start talking about it. If you're passionate about something, tell people about it. I know it’s scary. You worry what people will think, especially those who have known you for a long time and never had any idea what you were passionate about. You worry that people will think you’re silly, or that they’ll tell you you’re dreaming. But you have to talk about it anyway. It’s the only way to make it real. When you talk about what you love, you expose yourself. You take away that cloak of safety...

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