Discover eight counterintuitive ways to improve your influence with integrity through better listening, clearer communication, trust and genuine openness to disagreement.
8 Counterintuitive Ways To Increase Your Influence
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Beliefs and values
How To Be Happy: Is It Really This Simple?
Are you waiting to be happy when you finish work, buy the house, take the trip or achieve the next thing? This post explores how making happiness part of your identity can help you stop putting it on hold.
Sorry, Reality Is Optional
Reality is optional: how beliefs, moods, rapport and language shape what we notice, hear and assume about the same event.
The Gentle Power of Curiosity
Curiosity begins with two simple words: “That’s interesting…” What happens next can change how you think, listen and relate to yourself and others.
The Quiet Signs You’re Outgrowing Your Life
Change doesn’t always arrive with a bang. Sometimes it shows up in small, unsettling ways — in what you notice, what you want, and what no longer feels right.
Nothing’s Wrong… So Why Does Everything Feel Wrong?
Feeling restless or out of place in your own life? You may be experiencing an identity shift. Here’s why it happens — and how to understand it.
How to Deal With Guilt Without Feeling Guilty
Even if you’re a good person, guilt has sneaky way of making an everyday situation feel like a crime worth sentencing. But not all guilt is of the same variety. Differentiation might be the key to dissolution.
Decluttering and Self-Discovery: Your Home Is a Mirror, Not a Museum
Discover how decluttering isn’t just about stuff — it’s about identity. How decluttering helped me let go of old versions of myself and create more freedom, clarity, and peace.
The Power of Mind-Body Language: How Words Shape Your Health and Mood
Discover how mind-body language reveals what’s really happening inside you — and how changing your words can change your health, mood, and mindset.
Broken Promises: What You’re Really Saying When You Don’t Follow Through
Broken promises might seem small — a missed call, an unkept commitment. But they send silent signals that can quietly damage trust, connection, and integrity.