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Jack Deal
When Those We Trust Disappoint Us
:: Coaching
Usually trust is a two way street, but not always. Sometimes folks get so caught up in their own problems and greed that they behave badly. What should you do? [Read More]
Mohamad Latiff Bin Rahim
How Questions Can Help You Focus
:: Advice
Focus. That is the single most important ability determinant of your success. The lack of it is also the single most common problem faced by a major portion of the general populace. [Read More]
Mohamad Latiff Bin Rahim
How To Optimise The Tiny Little Fragments Of Free Time That We Have
:: Time Management
You have most probably heard of this quotation that goes something like, "If you want to know the value of one second, ask the athlete who came in second place; If you want to know the value of one minute, ask the worker who missed his train to work." [Read More]
Peter Murphy
The Art of Conversation in the Online World
:: Advice
The art of conversation has been radically changed with the advent of electronic forms of communication such as text messaging, instant messaging and email. [Read More]
Ingrid Cliff
End of Financial Year Review
:: Advice
The end of financial year is the time to not only review your balance sheets, but to review your beliefs that triggered these results. [Read More]
Jack Deal
Personal Balance and Superior Productivity
:: Stress Management
Those that produce and create the most tend to have lives that are balanced and not too far out of 'whack'. By determining what your own personal balance is, you can improve your workplace productivity. [Read More]
Peter Murphy
4 Great Small Talk Questions that Get People Talking
:: Advice
If you are not a 'people person' or a good conversationalist, you may find it quite difficult to start the ball rolling and make small talk whenever you are in the company of a room full of strangers. [Read More]
Peter Murphy
4 Secrets to Successful Small Talk
:: Advice
Next to public speaking, making small talk is probably one of the things that most people dread - or even fear. [Read More]
Peter Murphy
3 Keys to Better Small Talk Conversation
:: Advice
Do you want to know how to overcome the challenge of not having anything interesting to say? Some people are afraid of striking up a casual conversation with a total stranger, or with people that they would not normally talk with because of the fear of not having anything interesting to say. [Read More]
Peter Murphy
4 Great Small Talk Tips that Work Like Magic
:: Advice
If you have never mastered the art of conversing, then you can probably settle for mastering the art of making small talk. [Read More]
Peter Murphy
5 Powerful Small Talk Tips that Work Everytime
:: Advice
If you are not much of a talker, you may find that making small talk takes a lot of effort so why would you even bother? [Read More]
Kevin Sinclair
Improving Your Relationships Through Active Listening Skills
:: Advice
Communication problems are one of the biggest sources of relationship conflict and they can become so serious that complete relationship breakdown results. Often people don't listen attentively to one another. Active listening is not about agreeing with someone, it is simply about understanding what the other person is trying to say. [Read More]
Mohamad Latiff Bin Rahim
How To Simplify Your Life With The Help of 7 People
:: Advice
"Everything should be made as simple as possible. But no simpler" That is one quote that has been attributed to Albert Einstein. From a mind so brilliant? So complex? So groundbreaking? No. [Read More]
Mohamad Latiff Bin Rahim
How To Distinguish Between Your Constructive And Destructive Inner Voices
:: Advice
It is always there, saying something, either guiding you or misguiding you, either motivating you or putting you down. [Read More]
Peter Murphy
How to Start a Conversation in 8 Simple Ways
:: Advice
It is not surprising many people do not know how to start a conversation. As little children we were taught the very basic rule for safety: Never talk to strangers. [Read More]