In 1970 Arnold R. Beisser described ‘The paradoxical theory of change.’ He stated that ‘change
One could assume that nature organizes things perfectly for human beings. And probably it does.
It’s an indication I hear every time I’m flying. It’s part of the safety instructions.
As Seth shared lately “Short-term wins feel like a demonstration of will by those that
Communication can take strange routes. Usually, when people tell me “thank you for your understanding”
Human beings are wired to function in groups. They want to be in a group
Quite often I see people asking for feedback in a very general manner. It then
There is something quite complicated about making one’s own choices in an environment where it
When asking people what they want, they’ll easily answer with the things they don’t want
One of the kindest words in English is “no”. It’s also, for many, one of
It often is a good idea to think about a given situation with others. They’ll
When situations lead to a sense of not being heard, of desiring to be understood