You’ve likely witnessed a few glimpses of human sympathy peak through monotonous and systemic travel processes. The act of commercialized travel is – appropriately – a computerized, calculated, and meticulously managed one. For someone who may be a fan of a more professional, controlled, travel process, acts of randomness are often a nuisance. The efficient, … Read more
The customer role is a difficult one to excel in. You may not have seriously analyzed the customer identity you adopt as you walk into a business establishment. However, the opportunities to positively influence others unveil themselves as you meditate on what a good customer looks and acts like. The exchange of fiscal resources for … Read more
Being friends/acquaintances with a bully is a bad look. The friends we choose in life are never perfect. There will be traits you see in friends which can damage your relationship with them as well as your own reputation in the eyes of others. Being friends with a bully is a bad look because it … Read more
One of the better feelings in life is being remembered in seemingly minute aspects of it. Waking up to an already hot pot of coffee on the kitchen counter is one of those feelings. We feel a communal sense of warmth when the people who experience life before us remember that we’ll be traveling down the same … Read more
This article discusses the art of accepting apologies. It emphasizes the active role individuals play in the process and how to respond to apologies received via text messages or email with grace and professionalism.
The article highlights the importance of respecting the courage it takes for someone to apologize and cautions against kicking them when they’re down. It provides readers with practical tips on how to move forward after an apology has been given and how to maintain healthy relationships. This article is a must-read for anyone seeking guidance on how to handle apologies in a respectful and professional manner.
One of the most important skills in interpersonal communication is the ability to read people. Reading people means understanding their emotions, motivations, preferences, and boundaries. Knowing what others value can help you build rapport, influence decisions, and avoid conflicts. Knowing what topics are off-limits can prevent you from offending others or hurting their feelings. Offending others can damage your reputation, relationships, and opportunities. In this article, you will learn some techniques for reading people based on their verbal and non-verbal cues, their personality traits, and their cultural background. You will also discover how to apply these techniques in different situations and contexts.
Compliments are more than just nice words. They have many benefits for both the giver and the receiver. In this article, you will learn how giving compliments can boost your motivation, happiness, and social skills.
You will also discover how encouraging others to give compliments can make them like you more and improve your reputation as a source of positive feedback. Whether you want to improve your personal or professional relationships, this article will show you how to use compliments effectively and authentically.
You’ll encounter people whose minds have erected self-imposed barriers to good decision making. Those who allow their nefarious thoughts to mature into real-world acts will need understanding, help, and management.
Being forced to listen to something you don’t want to be listening to is a good way for you to either lose patience or practice increasing it. A crying baby on a long flight is one of those moments which forces us to listen to something we don’t want to be listening to. The ear … Read more
The sensitive information people possess is often difficult to solicit. Attempting gather it without providing any value in return makes the task even harder to accomplish. You’ll need to make some decisions as you try to pull needed information from those you’re speaking with. One decision will include weighing being forward against being subtle in your approaches. … Read more