How Your Pressure Shapes Your Leadership
Chronic stress leaves the stress hormone, cortisol, in your body and brain for extended periods of time (as well as imbalancing brain chemicals called neurotransmitters).
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Use These 6 Steps to Deal With Friction
The win here is that the relationship stays intact, not necessarily that you reach a resolution, even though you hope you do find one. Ultimately the goal is not to win an argument or point out the error of the other person’s ways, but to reconcile.
How to Avoid Hurting Others Unintentionally
Across multiple languages we even use words to describe social pain that we typically use to describe physical pain like, she broke my heart, or he hurt my feelings. Disapproving facial expressions can even create social pain, especially those most prone to feeling hurt from rejection and this article will help you to avoid hurting others unintentionally.
Common Pastor Mistakes to Avoid
Ive learned the hard way that I must pry feelings from those who dont speak up when I share a new initiative. Otherwise, their concerns about common pastor mistakes will show up later and probably surprise me.
Common Faults of Pastors
I’ve learned the hard way that I must pry feelings from those who don’t speak up when I share a new initiative. Otherwise, their concerns will show up later and probably surprise me.
How To Keep Your Critics Close
Neuroscience actually verifies the biblical principle from Proverbs 15.1 that says, “a gentle answer turns away wrath.” It’s called emotional contagion.
9 Warning Signs Your Hormones Are Hijacking Your Leadership
How many of these chronic anxiety markers are in your life?
What to Do When You Get Discouraged
8 proven discouragement busters you can implement now.
How to Make the Most of Your Time in the Word
8 keys to allowing what you read to change you