Summary: Getting Along By Amy Gallo
Principle 1: Focus on what you can control The author to be honest doesn’t fully agree with the oft-given advice: “You can’t change another person.” …
Principle 1: Focus on what you can control The author to be honest doesn’t fully agree with the oft-given advice: “You can’t change another person.” …
Accept, Love, and Learn from Your Unique Child Your child’s disability does not define the person he or she will become. Your first perceptions about …
Leaders Don’t Always Need to Be Out Front It feels good to be recognized, highly regarded, and regaled. Who doesn’t want to be celebrated! Even …
Your Greater Is Coming We all face setbacks in life, things we don’t understand. We may have lost a loved one, had a friend walk …
Waking Up WHAT BETTER WAY to start the day than with a smile? Your smile affirms your awareness and determination to live in peace and …
Step One: Acknowledging the present Maya Angelou said, ‘I did then what I knew how to do. Now that I know better, I do better.’ …
Everybody Has a Story Making a habit of asking people questions about themselves sounds simple, but our brains aren’t wired that way. In a study …
A Complaint Is a Gift Strategy Imagine that a friend comes to visit on your birthday with a lovely present in hand. The first thing …
What Caused the Obesity Epidemic? Sugar, whether it be added sugar in processed foods or liquids, was not the only driver of the obesity epidemic. …
Unlearning the Obstacles to Unlearning The problem with transformation is never a lack of ideas; it’s a lack of a change in behavior. Disney, Andy …