In my last post entitled Why You Shouldn’t Settle When it Comes to Work, I mentioned that in her book The Regenerative Business, Carol Sanford recommends that businesses adapt a
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Emotional intelligence is defined as the capability of individuals to recognize their own emotions and those of others, discern between different feelings and label them appropriately, use emotional information to
Emotional labor is the process of managing feelings and expressions, usually as part of a job. Workers in many fields are expected to regulate their emotions as they interact with
In order to survive, we have to (as Scar says in the Lion King) be prepared. More specifically we need to be prepared to approach or avoid the things that
You’ve probably heard the schnazzy intro to our bi-monthly podcast. “Perfect’s impossible, so let’s strive for better and betterer across the eight dimensions of wellness…” Let’s think of wellness as
Julie Bear Don’t Walk’s expertise in acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine helps people feel better (and betterer!) in their bodies and their lives. As a healer, mother and wife, Julie
True to the spirit of “better and betterer” I always find myself circling back to blog posts to improve them. I usually add 2 cents here, 2 cents there, here