I ask people the definition of the word inhibit and often they pause. They begin to describe to me when someone has inhibitions. Like sexual inhibitions or singing in front of an audience. Yes, there are a laundry list of things that can be inhibitions. But inhibit, is a verb. …

Sometimes you will read a book or books that are defining moments in your life. Back in the 70’s one such book for me was “Fundamentals of Thought” by author and humanitarian L. Ron Hubbard. The following is a fundamental I’ve applied from this book to improve my life and…

Overwhelm. It’s an interesting word. You might have your own idea of what it means. Possibly juggling kids and finances and work and your marriage. The stresses of running your company and all of the employee and client demands. Those are certainly things that can be trying and stressful. But…

You’re talking with your boss or colleague and have a disagreement. Or you’re talking with your partner or spouse and have a disagreement. You are trying to resolve this disagreement but it seems this conversation snowballs and there’s more “dis” and less agree. You shake your head like, “I cannot…

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I agree. When you read that sentence by itself, it tends to be uplifting. I agree. See? You could probably have someone come around you every hour on the hour and just tell you, “I agree,” and you’d feel better. Try this: Just think of someone poking their head into…

The Crux of Your Problem: The Look, No-Look Moment There is this phenomena that you go through when you look at a situation that is uncomfortable and then instantaneously not-look at it. You sort of bounce off of what you are looking at. You look at the condition and then…

You’re at work and things are going well. You get a call from your wife who is apparently driving somewhere because you hear the all too familiar sounds of traffic and wind in the background. She does not open her conversation with her normal pleasantry of, “Hi honey, how’s your…