Lack of tactfulness Carelessness in the tone of voice often speaking in antagonistic tones that often offend. Speaking out of turn when silence would be more appropriate.Interrupting others who are speaking.Overworking the personal pronoun.Asking impertinent questions generally to impress others.Injecting intimately personal subjects into conversation where such actions are embarrassing to others. Going where one... Continue Reading →
We've got the second part of this coming up. I initially separated these into three parts because it's long and it's going to take a lot of writing and time. To get through all 16/17 right off the back, can be overwhelming. 7. Applied faith (a) Do you have faith in Infinite Intelligence? _____ _____... Continue Reading →
It's been a long time since I've done podcasts and blogs on this particular book because I thought the substantial amount of great material dwindled towards the end. So, here are my best chapter and podcasts down below if you want to listen on in! Do This & You'll Be Welcomed Anywhere If we... Continue Reading →
As a teacher, we could definitely be extremely hard on our students. In America, most teachers would berate the students who don't do well on the test instead of giving criticism and not being hated for it. For example, 26 out of 30 students do well and the 4 others - not so well. Who... Continue Reading →
There was a man by the name of JoJo, who was my next door neighbour years ago back in Las Vegas. He was an interesting guy to say the least, but before he set off to church one Sunday morning, he stood in my living room giving me and my mother a lecture. It went... Continue Reading →
“Many people begin their criticism with sincere praise followed by the word “but” and ending with a critical statement. For example, in trying to change a child’s careless attitude toward studies, we might say, “We’re really proud of you, Johnnie, for raising your grades this term. But if you had worked harder on your algebra,... Continue Reading →
Is it possible? Perhaps! “Charles Schwab was passing though one of his steel mills one day at noon when he came across some of his employees smoking. Immediately above their heads was a sign that said “No Smoking.” Did Schwab point to the sign and say, “Can’t you read?” Oh, no not Schwab. He walked... Continue Reading →
When the secret was first introduced to the world back in 2006, I was unaware of it until 2007. I still remember that day like it was yesterday, because I ended up attracting to me my father, who I hadn't seen in the previous six years of my life, on the bus. Within an hour... Continue Reading →
"I discovered years ago that although I couldn't keep people from criticising me unjustly, I could do something infinitely more important: I could determine whether I would let the unjust condemnation disturb me. Let's be clear about this: I am not advocating ignoring all criticism. Far from it. I am talking about ignoring only unjust... Continue Reading →
What does this mean? Well, to be very blunt, no one would try to seek vengeance on someone who has already died. For example, Les Brown once said, "people die at 20 but they're not buried until 70." This is the reference I'm trying to give you. "So when you are kicked and criticised, remember... Continue Reading →
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