Five Tactics For Dealing With Difficult People at Work
- Difficult People
Use your communication skills and people skills to de-escalate situations.
- Article
Mental Health Resources
Use your communication skills and people skills to de-escalate situations.
How to harness the power of everyday uncertainty
Learn how to manage the harshest feedback from colleagues, customers, interviewers and audiences
Ten practical tips for finding greater balance between your professional and personal lives
Great leaders look beyond the moment they deliver challenging news
Is your organisation taking a strengths-based approach to development?
We take a practical look at the three most important types of listening
Striving to be the best version of yourself and living your best life involves continuous effort and dedication.
The secret to managing difficult conversations is the way you prepare yourself
Are we coping with the post-pandemic workplace? For many organisations, promoting good mental health at work is more important than ever
Simple steps for calm and effective management of difficult situations
It’s not just about extremes. People suffer depression, anxiety and grief due to high levels of uncertainty!
Even those with nerves of steel may feel they are facing a deep abyss when having to give a presentation!
Less stress, less anxiety, a happier outlook, a healthier body, and a more peaceful, calmer inner life!
We can guarantee that pretty much anyone who drives has had the experience of arriving somewhere and, having driven on autopilot, can’t really recollect the journey.
The ability to manage everyday stresses and pressures plus the unexpected stuff that can ambush the best of us!
Whether you have a high resilience factor or a low one, there are things you can do to build your resilience!
Empathy Can Be Learned – Here are some excellent suggestions to develop a more empathetic approach to others!
Many companies measure employee engagement by their willingness to go above and beyond!
Are we happy yet? Are we supposed to spend a whole day being happy? Is that possible!!
The latest issue of Gardeners’ World magazine has an article by television presenter, writer and speaker, Monty Don, on craftsmanship.
Even with the current acceptance of counselling as a healthy option for those working under stressful conditions, there’s still a reluctance for some of us to use counselling when things get rough.
It seems we live in a world where negativity is commonplace, self-criticism is encouraged and appraisals are most likely to emphasise what we could do better.
Without a firm foundation of your own view of self-worth, then your self-esteem can be knocked back quite quickly and easily.