When you see this picture, which I am using courtesy of The Cultural Intelligence Center, what do you see?
According to research they quote in this article what you see will depend a lot based on what culture you are from. I admit I focused on what other American students focused on. What about you? What did you focus on?
If this study is correct, what do you think are the implications are for two people who are getting married and are from two very different cultures?
One of my favorite TED talks is this one by Shawn Achor. I quote this talk to many people and I often have clients watch it repeatedly. Give it a watch. Maybe part of your life will be changed. Media Monday is a series where I focus on something that I have created in…
I love music. I have it everywhere. This song was shared with me recently. As a father…well let's just say it brought me to tears.
We all have arguments and disagreements. It seems to me in the past, we have decided to stop having uncomfortable conversations because they typically go wrong. Here are ten skills that you can start incorporating into difficult conversations right away. I believe they will help us all have better difficult conversations. Seek to understand the…
We are a heard deprived society. Take a moment and list out how many people you feel have really heard you over the years? Not just the words coming out of your mouth but the emotion and soul behind those words. How long is the list? When I ask clients this question, I am often…
Maybe she can say what she wants legally but she will never get another job. Even is she is right…she is wrong via news.yahoo.com What do you think about this? I find the whole thing really fascinating. I'm curious about her privacy settings, I admit. More though, what about free speech? I'm not a fan…
Justice is usually considered to be the righteous application of law and order against those who misuse power, break laws, and harm others. Justice punishes and corrects the evildoer and warns others from urusuing a similiar path. What is problematic in this definition is it neglects the victim and fails to see that grace is…
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Don and I have had nothing but positive implications from other people. Don is Indo-Fijian (Indian by heritage, but also Nepali and Asian, Fijian by citizenship and I am American, Dutch and German mostly). People look at me differently, in a more positive light, when they see I’m married to a darker skinned person. And him the same.
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