Coincidentally, I just finished this podcast and have decided I need to share it with everyone I know! What an enlightening discussion. Thank you @JoelSalinasMD and @AffordAnything
I had a fascinating discussion on the Afford Anything podcast about the neuroscience behind workplace conflict and why our brains sometimes reward avoidance. Thank you to the host for the engaging conversation! #ConflictResilience
https://t.co/steC9X6vkA
I had a fascinating discussion on the Afford Anything podcast about the neuroscience behind workplace conflict and why our brains sometimes reward avoidance. Thank you to the host for the engaging conversation! #ConflictResilience
https://t.co/steC9X6vkA
You lost a customer for life @Fanatics. Not being able to return a gifted jersey before the recipient can try it on is ridiculous. I was even willing to pay the gross $9.99 return fee on top of the $120 jersey cost. Don't worry, I won't make that mistake again.
Wheaton Police have received reports from residents about pop-up notices saying your computer has been corrupted & to call a phone number to resolve it. They will try to get you to transfer funds through bank wire transfers or Crypto currency transactions. Beware of this scam.
Big News Alert! FICO's CEO, Will Lansing, and our Executive Leadership Team are gearing up for a momentous occasion in Mumbai this December – the official launch of FICO Platform in India!
After nearly two decades of delivering cutting-edge on-premises and hosted solutions, we're thrilled to bring our industry-leading cloud platform to the vibrant Indian market. This marks a significant leap forward, opening new horizons for growth opportunities in India's dynamic business landscape.
The introduction of #FICOPlatform is a game-changer, empowering Indian enterprises to unlock invaluable insights, optimize operations, and achieve impactful commercial outcomes. We look forward to success stories from our clients in India like the dozens we have seen from across the region and around the globe.
Stay tuned for more updates as we embark on this exciting journey to transform the future of financial institutions in India! #InnovationInIndia #LeadershipEvent #TransformingFinance
#ComingSoon: Our latest interview with FICO's Chief Marketing Officer, Nikhil Behl.
Stay tuned to learn more about their @ChelseaFC sponsorship to educate young people become financially literate.
On the heels of our partnership with @ChelseaFC to deliver financial education in American cities, @FICO's Stephanie Covert spoke with Authority Magazine about the importance of #FinancialLiteracy and FICO's development of educational content and events to help fill that need. https://t.co/hZNVHWi6a6
I've made a lot of mistakes, but I have nearly 4 teens now, and I've learned a lot the hard way, and see other parents around me with less kids who are just getting to that stage make the same mistakes I made, so I want to share what I've learned.
If you want to teach your kids to walk in the way of God, you better not leave out teaching them about forgiveness. That's a big deal to God. It's pretty central. I've been thinking about this a lot lately, and the heaviness that comes when you have teenagers, and they misstep, and missteps feel bigger the older they get. It's like there's this ticking pressure that they have to "get it" by the time they're 18, and they're not getting it yet.
Here's the trick I've learned: see them as humans. Not representatives of your family. Not projects. Humans. Made in the image of God, living as both sinner and saint. Struggling just like you.
When I overreact, 99% of the time it's because I worried what people would think, or I was responding out of fear that God wasn't going to be faithful to them in the way they needed.
Allow them to have a bad day. It's something my oldest taught me. As I tell that to other parents, they say "well, what if they have 10 bad days. When do you make it stop?" Like the kids will take advantage of that. Honey, if they have 10 bad days in a row, something bigger is wrong than their attitude. Something major is going on, and thank goodness you can now address it.
Teens these days live in a fish bowl. Everyone has an opinion on their lives. Expectations are everywhere, and forgiveness is uncommon and even unknown in our culture. Be the place they know they can relax, be themselves, and be fully loved. I guarantee you they need it.
Here are some things I have learned the hard way to tell my teens instead of going straight to taking away privileges: "I'm on your side. Always. I'm going to fight for you, even when you're too tired to fight for yourself."
"You don't sound like yourself. It's not like you to lash out. Come here. Sit down, and let's talk about it. We're going to call a thing what it is, and sort out the truth from lies."
"You sound stressed, and what you said hurt my feelings. That's not ok. So here's what we're going to do. Sit and eat some food, take a timeout, relax, and then come back and let's talk about it again once you've had a chance to catch your breath."
"Being a teenager is rough. I don't envy you. I see you. I'm trying to help you. You know, it's going to be 2 steps forward, and 1 step back, but I don't want that to discourage you. That's normal. You're going to make it."
"You're shying away from the truth, and that's a mistake. Because you're afraid I won't love you if I knew the truth, and I'm here to stubbornly show you that there is no truth that could stop me from loving you. Sometimes it takes courage to walk in truth. But it's so good when you do--because that's when relationships get deep and mean something. And I want that kind of relationship with you."
"We're going to work hard because it's good for our mind, our body, and our relationship. We take care of each other in this family."
Allow your kids to fail, especially when they're still at home. Help them learn to deal with failure. That's a life skill. Do you want them to deal with failure by deep shame?
Your teens are tired, hungry, and dealing with a flood or hormones. Have compassion on that. They are aching for encouragement and hugs and food more than you realize.
Look at the prodigal son. "When he came to himself." Basically, when he came back to reality, out of his fantasy, he started remembering who his dad was. His dad loved him, and he didn't question that for a moment.
He didn't come home because he was that ashamed. He came home because he had hope.
Give your teens hope. They need hope so much. Hope is how they get up when they've been knocked down. Not shame.
FICO is in Chicago for the last stop on the Fields of Financial Empowerment tour with @ChelseaFC! ⚽️
Don't miss out on the final Score A Better Future event taking place on August 2nd at 4:30PM ET. The first 50 attendees who check in will score big and receive one free match ticket to watch Chelsea take on Borussia Dortmund at Soldier Field Stadium.
See you there! https://t.co/8pD4MCL9L0
#FICOFundamentals #ScoreABetterFuture #FICOandChelseaFC
If you want YOUR credit card transactions to be processed by the card network of YOUR choosing read more about this proposed legislation https://t.co/G3nLrGRVt0
Financial literacy is crucial for Gen Zers, but tough to keep up with.
Score A Better Future is a great resource to learn about financial health. "Understanding your credit score doesn’t have to be a mystery," says FICO's Jenelle Dito, Senior Director.
https://t.co/OhCRKLDihj