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…if there’s a problem in the relationship, talk to the person directly, not to anyone else.
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Generosity pays in career dividends, relationships, and happiness. The more you give at work, the more you get…
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134 |
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You can build relationships with coworkers who don’t sit in the same office as you, but it takes commitment and conscious effort.
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…the majority of problems… in both professional and personal relationships are due to a lack of clear expectations of all parties…
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There is usually an inverse relationship between how much something is on your mind and how much it’s getting done.
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As digital as the world seems to have become, many people still have stacks of collected business cards that are subtly yelling at them…
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174 |
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…capturing placeholders for anything that is incomplete or unprocessed… noticeably enhances your mental well-being and improves the quality of your communications and relationships…
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The price people pay when they break an agreement in the world is the disintegration of trust in the relationship – an automatic negative consequence.
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…when you really take on the responsibility to capture and track what’s on your mind, you’ll think twice about making commitments internally that you don’t really need or want to make.
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Without lasting respect, relationships won’t long survive.
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