Why Avoiding Conflict Is Slowly Harming Your Relationship

Posted by SpotlightBryan on  November 1, 2024
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Does the word “conflict” make you cringe? For many of us, it’s synonymous with stress, discomfort, or even fear. But avoiding conflict altogether can be far more damaging than the tension it temporarily shields you from. Here’s the truth: conflict is a sign that something important needs your attention. By dodging it, you’re effectively ignoring an opportunity to strengthen your relationship. Over time, unresolved issues morph into resentment, and resentment, left unchecked, hardens into apathy—the

What if?

Posted by SpotlightBryan on  November 1, 2024
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In a musical family, every Christmas is always the same thing.  How many concerts and performances can we pack into 23 days or so?  I’m pretty sure between the 5 of us, we’ve gotten more than 15-20 or more a few times.  In addition to the music stuff, there’s Christmas parties, Christmas events, parades, Christmas shopping, gift wrapping, Christmas Eve, Christmas day, and then if you want to do something for others….needless to say, the

November 2024

Posted by SpotlightBryan on  October 31, 2024
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Posted by SpotlightBryan on  October 31, 2024
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Workplace Essentials: Characteristics of Confidence / By Alan Bernstein, SHRM-SCP

Posted by SpotlightBryan on  October 10, 2024
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Confident communicators have a variety of skills they use to reach success, even during challenging circumstances. Developing these skills will substantially improve your personal and professional lives in many ways. Although confidence can be expressed in many ways, there are often shared characteristics among confident individuals. Self-Awareness Self-awareness is the ability to monitor our inner world, including our own behaviors, thought patterns, and reactions. It helps us to see where we need to improve, as