Ergebnis für "KEEP" in Kommunikation & soziale Kompetenz

Why Do You Keep Going Back to What Hurt You? is a raw and reflective short listen for anyone who finds themselves stuck in cycles of returning to the same people, places, or patterns that caused them pain. With a compassionate yet honest voice, this book explores the hidden emotional drivers behind why we revisit what broke us—and how to finally choose healing over habit.

What Parts of Yourself Have You Silenced to Keep Others Comfortable? invites listeners to shine a gentle but illuminating light on the subtle ways we mute our authentic voice to fit in, ease others, or avoid conflict. This reflective guide encourages self-discovery and self-expression, empowering you to step back into parts of yourself you may have hidden or denied.

Kommunikativnaja kompetentnost' - ne tol'ko talant, no i rezul'tat celenapravlennoj raboty. Kazhdyj iz nas imeet navyki obshhenija, no iskusstvu spora i masterstvu publichnyh vystuplenij nuzhno uchit'sja, chtoby predvidet' reakciju slushatelej i upravljat' hodom diskussii.

High self-esteem is a precious trait; however, some people take it a bit too far. Growing up, we’ve all been encouraged to believe in ourselves. Having healthy self-esteem is what powers us to take risks and weather the challenges we face in life. The problem occurs when that healthy self-confidence gets warped and distorted into something extreme; narcissism. Explained briefly, narcissism is when someone admires themselves to the point that they don’t care about anyone else.

Desde que nacemos buscamos satisfacer la necesidad más humana: conectarnos afectivamente. Y las dificultades para llevarnos bien surgen de nuestras limitaciones para valorar las relaciones como fuente de enriquecimiento mutuo y así tratarnos con amabilidad. La propuesta de este libro es destacar la asertividad como el arte de comunicarnos, saber decir lo que hay que decir y callar cuando hay que callar.

He wants to stay with you. Commitment for men is a little more difficult at first. That’s because when we men do actually commit to a woman, it is very hard for us to leave.

As an adult, it's harder to make friends, let alone keep them, or perhaps all your former friends drifted apart. Many of us are obsessed with work or occupied with family. Simply put, we don't have the time for friends, yet have the need for friends. We can't stay away for long without needing human contacts, whether that is a friend or family member. Eventually that feeling of loneliness will creep in causing depression, lack of purpose, and even mental sickness affecting our physical well-being.

Buy my Podcast and start making friends, communicating, and living a happier life! I want to tell you one of the biggest secrets of friendship. You will never get many friends! Never! You can only become a very good friend to many. However! One good and close friend is more than enough if he or she can understand and support you. What have I done? I introduced myself in the way you haven`t expected. You are more likely to remember my name for I attached some useful data so that you can brag to you friends later.

There is one universal subject that can be a wonderful conversation starter and keeper if you know how to apply it. It is your friend with whom you are talking. Today, we are going to get to know that someone. How are you asking me? Simple! Let's start with the question, what I meant. To start a conversation or any relationship, we have to learn and know them well. So, what does it mean to know someone well? Simple! Remember our universal rule.

Kathy Kolbe, a pioneer in instinct-driven performance, explains how instinctive conflicts are often misinterpreted as personal problems and offers tips on what to do about it. She also explains how people "assign their energy" to find out if someone is committed.