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Category Archives: Communication
Speaking out
When you do, does that mean you should be negatively labeled as outspoken. I don’t think so! Speaking up is okay too. If you have something to say……say it.
Posted in Communication, Human Behaviour, Speaking
Tagged confidence, opinions, speaking out, speaking up, Truth
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An exchange at the bank
Yes I was there to do a transaction, but the exchange wasn’t about money. It was an exchange of thoughtful words essentially between strangers. The short conversation between the bank teller and myself went like this…. Me: “I would like … Continue reading
Posted in Communication
Tagged banks, caring, conversation, customer service, insight, kind words, money, peace, retail
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Word of the day
For those of us who are tired of using and hearing the word ‘change’, let’s change it up. I strongly suggest ‘impermanence’. Go ahead, impress your friends!
Building confidence
Do you want to be seen as a confident person? Here are two things you can start doing immediately. Don’t hesitate when asked a question. Be quick to reply, even it means that you have to repeat the question back … Continue reading
Coincidence or Godcidence
The title of my post is actually a partial quote. I’m using it the title because of the significance to me of the statement. Last night I was one of the fortunate few who was able to get a ticket … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Faith, Food and Dining, Quotations
Tagged belief, conversation, conviction, Faith, fate, friendship, strangers
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Trump and Trumper .1
I wonder if The Donald and his new pal Palin who will now trumpet the Trump virtues on the campaign trail will be able between the two of them to finish one thought or even one sentence. Deciding on the … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Speaking, Thinking, Uncategorized
Tagged Donald Trump, English language, Palin, Sarah Palin, Trump
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Improving your writing skills
To be a better writer you need to make your point in a clear and concise manner. Here is a great tip that requires thought and discipline. Never use the words “but” and “however”. Example: “It sounds easy but it’s … Continue reading
E-mail suggestion
It’s best to use E-mail to confirm something. Even making a simple statement or asking/answering a question is okay. As soon as you offer your opinion or views that’s when the trouble starts as it is certain someone will disagree. … Continue reading
Posted in Communication, Human Behaviour, Writing
Tagged e-mail, e-mail caution, e-mail rules, e-mail suggestion, e-mail use
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Words of Wisdom
“No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world” Robin Williams
Wondering Around 