25th April, 2010 - Posted by Holly x8073
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Name: Holly
Site: http://www.psychicsource.com/psychics/profile.aspx?PsyID=620
About: I'm a third generation intuitive psychic, and have known no other life. My mother and grandfather were both psychics also, and I grew up thinking everyone could “feel” an aura or see energy. It wasn’t until I was school age that I realized I needed to stifle these gifts in order to fit in, only through my late teens finally expanding and building her skills. I'm experienced in working with people in pain, both emotional and physical, in a nurturing but motivating manner.See Authors Posts (12) - No Comments
Think About It Face the issue yourself: How would you like to see it resolve? What are the different degrees of resolution you can satisfy yourself with if your “dream” resolution doesn’t commence. Once you have the set of resolutions you can be satisfied with, think of the other person; how will you address yourself to them with diplomacy and an air of strength? If in a business setting, will you follow up with a non-emotional, respectful overview email? If in a personal setting will you follow up with a »
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24th April, 2010 - Posted by Holly x8073closeAuthor: Holly x8073
Name: Holly
Site: http://www.psychicsource.com/psychics/profile.aspx?PsyID=620
About: I'm a third generation intuitive psychic, and have known no other life. My mother and grandfather were both psychics also, and I grew up thinking everyone could “feel” an aura or see energy. It wasn’t until I was school age that I realized I needed to stifle these gifts in order to fit in, only through my late teens finally expanding and building her skills. I'm experienced in working with people in pain, both emotional and physical, in a nurturing but motivating manner.See Authors Posts (12) - No Comments
Addressing it Head-On Addressing an issue head on is sometimes uncomfortable. Be it in business or a relationship, we tend to want to soften or even skirt the issue. I have heard people actually tell me that in business they have avoided bringing up a major issues just because they do not like confrontation or, when faced with a tough situation, they soften their words so much that it is almost too diplomatic and not taken seriously. Here is the reality; sooner or later the issue needs to be addressed. »
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22nd April, 2010 - Posted by Holly x8073closeAuthor: Holly x8073
Name: Holly
Site: http://www.psychicsource.com/psychics/profile.aspx?PsyID=620
About: I'm a third generation intuitive psychic, and have known no other life. My mother and grandfather were both psychics also, and I grew up thinking everyone could “feel” an aura or see energy. It wasn’t until I was school age that I realized I needed to stifle these gifts in order to fit in, only through my late teens finally expanding and building her skills. I'm experienced in working with people in pain, both emotional and physical, in a nurturing but motivating manner.See Authors Posts (12) - No Comments
Give it Away! Yes. This is your business advice. Do something for free. Give something away. Do more than just satisfy some donations that are gleaned from people who contact you. Start a program; get involved in a nonprofit; do SOMETHING…and I don’t mean sitting on a board. I mean actively give to your community. You. Not your employees, not your sales team. YOU. I do not care what business you are in, who you think you are, how self-important you think you are, what your skill, product or organization »
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