Many people have that wonderful tendency to be optimistic which makes them encouraging to be with. It seems that often those same people have difficulty being reliable. Others are not so optimistic, but you can take always count on them. But where is that rare person who is both optimistic AND reliable? Beyond doubt, both […]
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Planning vs. Action
Somebody once said “Action without planning is the cause of every failure”. What about planning without action? Doesn’t that cause failure as well? We would think so. Let’s look at each of these: Being impulsive and jumping into action without planning is a fools game. Rarely can you expect success with this habit on anything […]
Ask vs Tell
The Social Style model is over 40 years old and is used by thousands of organizations to impact human relationships for the better. Social Style describes people on the assertive continuum from Ask to Tell. Ask assertive people are slower to decide, ask more questions (because they are questioning every situation), are less aggressive, and […]
