Many people stagnate trying to change what they can't instead of growing by changing what they can.
We don't control how others treat us—we control how we treat them. We don't decide what happens to us—we decide how we respond.
Our reputation is not up to us. Our character is.
Highlight of the #AdobeSummit was seeing @angeladuckw speak! Thank you for the great notes and takeaways! — Great take constructive criticism —> “Ask for advice on what you can do in the future vs. what you did wrong in the past”
@barstoolsports@franciscellis What if the guy behind you has a family emergency or someone in his car or another needs to get to the hospital? You don’t know so stay in you lane or move forward.
Life is a balancing act, and you can not escape the fact that you will always be juggling work, home, money, health, and relationships. While we doing all of this juggling we have one goal in mind—to succeed on all fronts. https://t.co/M0JR3oNstO
Creating a balance between how you think, how you work and how you spend your time is essential to your long-term health and mental wellbeing. Read on. https://t.co/QJeRj8mWUr
Feedback is crucial to growth, even if sometimes it doesn't feel that way. Read about how being good at receiving feedback can make you a better teammate and improve your skills. https://t.co/YlhDyLqYCp
Have you noticed that you feel less stressed when you have a routine in place? Creating a routine can help you be more productive. https://t.co/QAYLBi1vCV
Politeness is not the same as kindness.
Being polite is saying what makes people feel good today. Being kind is doing what helps people get better tomorrow.
In polite cultures, people withhold disagreement and criticism. In kind cultures, people speak their minds respectfully.
Saying no is not letting others down. It’s standing up for yourself.
Setting boundaries isn't a display of disrespect. It’s an expression of self-respect.
Other people can't set your limits. They have the right to make requests, but self-preservation is your responsibility.