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Category Archives: Parenting
Parenting:If Your Kids Say They’re Bored
Parental Advice: If Your Kids Say They’re Bored If you’re a parent, you’ve doubtless heard it scores of times: “I’m bored.” I just read a thoughtful piece on boredom by Pamela Paul, an editor at The New York Times. Paul … Continue reading
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Non-verbal Communication:Your Eye-Contact and Handshake
Communication Tip for the Whatyousay.com community: How To Communicate With Your Handshake and Your Eye Contact by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Your non-verbals are really, really important in one-to-one communication. Often, it’s not what you say that counts. It’s what other … Continue reading
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Tagged eye contact and communication, gene griessman, how to deal with a complaint, how to greet someone, how to improve your non-verbal communication, how to interview, how to meet someone, how to sell, Lincoln on Communication, non-verbal communication, The Words Lincoln Lived By, whatyousay.com
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Advice For Parents and All Leaders: Learn From Dog Trainers
Going To The Dogs: What You Can Learn About Leadership And Communication From Dog Trainers by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. When I found “Beware of the Dogs” by Burkhard Bilger in The New Yorker, I recognized that this article contains powerful … Continue reading
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Tagged canine training, dog training, gene griessman, Guide Dogs for the Blind in Oregon, leadership and communication, Lincoln on Communication, Michelle Pouliot, Parenting, parents can learn from dog trainers, the New Yorker, what leaders can learn from dog trainers, whatyousay.com
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Recommendation for Fathers on Valentine’s Day
You’ll bring her a lot of joy with flowers on Valentine’s Day, especially if your daughter isn’t dating anyone at the time. (She may feel a bit sad if all her friends are getting flowers.) But don’t sign the card … Continue reading
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Encouraging Words: A Valuable Secret of Good Teaching, Good Parenting, Good Management
How To Be A Good Parent, A Good Teacher, A Good Manager by Gene Griessman, Ph.D. Do this. and you will be successful: help the person in your care see himself/herself as successful. One of my favorite authors is Florence … Continue reading
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Tagged encourager, encouraging words, florence scovel shinn, gene griessman, good management, good parent, Jesus Christ, subconscious mind, The Words Lincoln Lived By, what you say, Words of encouragement
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How To Talk To Your Child About Drugs
What You Say To Your Child About Drug Abuse We received the below response from Bob English, who is one of our contributors. We very much appreciate his passing this along to us, but we do have problems with Dr. … Continue reading
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Tagged children and drugs, Dr. Laura Schlesinger, drug abuse, gene griessman, how to talk to your child, talking with kids, what you say
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Positive Parenting
Parenting: “7 ways to make sure what you say won’t damage your child” by Jean Guarino We found a fine article about positive parenting written by Jean Guarino in the Sun-Times entitled “7 ways to make sure what you say … Continue reading
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Tagged how to talk to a child, Jean Guarino, never say, Parenting, parenting tips, positive parenting, things not to say to a child, what to say to a child
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