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Can Gratitude change our lives?

30th January 2018

Gratitude means thankfulness, acknowledging everything that you receive and any simple pleasures. Research shows Gratitude improve quality of life. Two psychologists, M. McCollough of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, and R. Emmons of the University of California, wrote an article about an experiment they conducted on gratitude. The study split several hundred people into three different groups […]

Which are the bad behaviors holding you back in your career path?

15th January 2018

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Everyone wants to move up the career ladder, taking on larger roles, getting more advanced titles, and definitely making that larger paycheck. However, your attitude might be the very reason that’s not happening. While you may think you are working hard and doing what is expected, you may not realize that you are exhibiting behaviors […]

Great Leaders Have An Attitude Of Gratitude — Do You?

21st December 2017

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Gratitude helps you feel better and see the good things in life. When combined with a gratitude practice, you will also be able to anchor that positive feeling into your brain and body, thus being able to call on that positive emotional reserve whenever you need to. The power of gratitude gives leaders the edge […]

If You’re Going to Fail, Fail Smart!

24th November 2017

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You’re really on the path to success when you accept that failure is certain to be part of the journey. It’s inevitable — we all fail at things all of the time. Ask any entrepreneur, and they will tell you: it doesn’t necessarily get easier. Some failures are massive, life-altering events, but most are smaller […]

Emotional Balance: Make or Break Skill for Leaders

29th March 2017

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Featured in: Leadership & Management What Makes a Leader? Emotional and Social Intelligence The head of marketing at a global food company pounced on anyone who wasn’t up to his standards. He’d fly into a rage and yell at anyone who disagreed with him. Behind his back, his direct reports complained about working for such […]

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