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Confession of a DEI Consultant: Why Conflict Resolution Training is a Waste of Time

April 1, 2023 H

I have a confession to make: I was wrong. Very wrong. For years, I tried to convince corporations that conflict…

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Filed under: antibias training, confession time, conflict resolution, conflict resolution training, DEI consultant, effective communication

49 Communication Quotes

April 8, 2018 H

Plato is quoted as saying: Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say…

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Filed under: 49 communication quotes, effective communication, how to use language, painting a word picture, principle of communication, quotes about communication, the foundation of communication, using language to make connections

Depression, Drugs, & Sex Ed… And Why Old-School Thinking Doesn’t Help Them

July 14, 2017 H

I’ve been on a mission to recognize my programming, that is, to be more aware of my brain chemistry and…

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Filed under: abstinence-only sex ed doesn't work, brain hack, choose happiness, depression tips, effective communication, ineffectiveness of just say no, negative commands, positive commands, positive statement

Life Requires Dialogue… We Have to Be Willing to Participate

May 19, 2017 H

Wednesday night, I randomly came across a HuffPost opinion piece titled ‘Christians Turn Love into a Four-Letter Word‘.  It’s by Suzanne…

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Filed under: #MakeYouHappen, communication skills, effective communication, fabulist, life is a dialogue, life is a story, love is a four-letter word, make you happen, reason, religion, society is a dialogue

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