By now, the snow is melting in Korea. The athletes have gone home and the newscasters are reporting on other events. Like the Olympic flame, “Workplace Stress: Preconceived Notions and a New Career”
Tag: emotions
Book Review & Giveaway: Once Upon a Piece of Paper
Research is showing that creativity can have a positive effect on emotional well-being. Conversely, positive emotional states have been shown to increase creativity. An article “Book Review & Giveaway: Once Upon a Piece of Paper”
Mood Shifts
Who knows what it was? A full moon. The collective energy of the group. Too many days of indoor recess when the temperatures exceeded -50 “Mood Shifts”
Emotionally Connected – Courtesy of Sidney Crosby and Tim Hortons
Why is this Sidney Crosby/Tim Hortons commercial so powerful? In a word – emotions! I confess that even though you won’t catch me watching Hockey “Emotionally Connected – Courtesy of Sidney Crosby and Tim Hortons”
Blasting from the Past – Restoring the Present
Some time ago, I tweeted this on Twitter: Wkend feel-good assignment.Who have u not spoken to in quite some time? Give them a call/arrange a “Blasting from the Past – Restoring the Present”
Seasoning with Good Will – A Stress Undresser
She arrived at my door, eyes twinkling and sporting a contagious air of jauntiness: “I’ve had the most fun this season!” effervesced Laurel. “I’ve been “Seasoning with Good Will – A Stress Undresser”
Groovin’ to the Music of Your Life – Undress Your Stress!
I have been practicing these stress techniques that I teach for almost four years. From time to time, I revert back to my old ways “Groovin’ to the Music of Your Life – Undress Your Stress!”
Deletion and Distortion
I was in the U.S. to take a Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioner’s course in October 2008. You’ll recall that this was when Barack Obama and “Deletion and Distortion”
Mouse Trap
I was a very happy little girl when Santa brought that Mouse Trap game one Christmas, so long ago. Playing the game seemed to pale “Mouse Trap”
Forecasting
Knife Arthritis. It felt like someone was taking a knife and sliding it back and forth, up and down, right through the middle of my “Forecasting”
Giving Up the Dead
It’s been several years since I’ve said, “That just kills me.” Also included in the pile of discarded phrases, “That makes me sick,” or “I’m “Giving Up the Dead”
Fogged-in Parking Spots
“You cheated!” exclaimed a fellow-networker when she saw the prime parking space I had secured. I simply replied, “Less stress!” With less stress you notice “Fogged-in Parking Spots”