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Should You Apologize? Four Ways To Know
Sometimes we avoid apologies because we’re bringing up ‘the subject’ or ‘the incident’ that caused problems in the first place, and it’s just easier to move on rather than rehash it. Or at times we
Transparency vs Vulnerability: Which Is Better?
Many people use the words transparency and vulnerability interchangeably, and I’ve been guilty of this, also. Both are good but they are different. Both go a step beyond honesty, but vulnerability goes a even step
Four Types Of Introverts: Which Are You?
Unlike extroverts who are outgoing and gain energy externally, introverts are reserved, quiet and introspective. They gain energy from within themselves. You probably have a good idea of whether you are an introvert versus and
Mastering Empathy: Strengthen Connections and Relationships
We hear a lot about empathy these days. Surprisingly, the word ‘empathy’ wasn’t introduced until 1909 into the English language. Many people confuse it with sympathy, however there is a big difference. Sympathy is when
Surviving The Holidays: Introvert’s Guide To Success
The holidays can be stressful for introverts as there are so many people and expectations that can make them uncomfortable or exhausted. Here are some ways that introverts can experience success during this season:
Mastering Eye Contact – What Is The Right Amount?
Eye contact can be tricky. Too much, and you can appear intense or intimidating. Too little, and you can appear lacking in confidence or shifty. In western cultures, eye contact is a sign of confidence.