Any time we can flip a serious situation into a place of levity, we instantly ignite the part of the brain which allows us to seek healthy solutions and we are in a position to reboot our thoughts and actions into a space which honors the person we are committed to being.
Confident people generate high self-esteem. People with high self-esteem know their own worth. They have a favorable impression, respect, appreciation and belief in themselves.
There are, apparently, many people – unfortunately too many in business – who sleep well every night and have big, ginormous mirrors to admire themselves in spite of actions that would make most of us restless and anti-narcissistic.
Holidays can be a stressful time, but since exercise releases endorphins for that feel-good effect, maintaining your regular fitness program can help keep the cheer in the holiday season.
It should be okay to mention that we are struggling with a problem or concern, but instead we bury any chance of connection by saying something like “I’m fine, thanks.”
Curiosity to learn, explore, and discover propels passionate pursuers forward. People who are curious actively bolster interest, attention and desire to know.
Confidence plays a huge role in the success of your job search – don’t underestimate its value. You could be sabotaging your success because of the way you feel about yourself.
What if you could flip your relationship with stress this holiday season and look at it as an opportunity to identify and adjust your perception so that your words, thoughts, deeds and actions align with the person you are committed to being?
This experience has affected us in a profound way. It has us doing all sorts of things I thought we couldn’t do anymore.
On a human-to-human basis, shouldn’t people be forgiven for their failures and allowed a chance to redeem themselves? Who are we to judge?
Stress is a signal within the body giving us an opportunity to identify and adjust our perception of any situation. It is essential that the biological signal be addressed for us to achieve peak performance.
As of Sept. 1, Colorado employers were no longer legally required to provide parents time off to attend academic activities.
There are times when quitting is the right thing to do. There is much to gain, however, from assessing the situation before making a decision you may regret.
Thinking in terms of victory and defeat is largely unhelpful. When we feel we've lost, we go get drunk. When we think we've won, we go get drunk. But there is a third alternative.
There are days when you feel like you are running on empty. Your fuel for your pursuit seems to be gone. We've all been there. How to nurture passion? Try these tips.
As you open yourself up to more options in life, you expand your ability to face challenges with a positive perspective, which has a direct impact on the outcomes in life, including how you see yourself and others.
Behind every successful business professional are families, mentors and best friends. ColoradoBiz takes a moment to pay tribute to those supporting our success.
Do you find yourself visiting the same websites day after day hoping to discover a new job? Have you given up searching for a job on most days?
Human beings need to feel safe and connected for inspiration, creativity and productivity to take place. Positive feedback is a powerful motivator.
How can you turn a good life into a great life? Make a meaningful difference by aligning your passions with a worthwhile purpose and then persistently pursue it.
When you locate your company in a place where people want to live such as Colorado, you’re already one step ahead of the competition for talent. But only one step.
Have you ever encountered or have been an overtly cranky human being who delivers their own internal drama in unhealthy ways? This display of “animal planet” behavior is all too often exhibited right smack in the middle of the office.
It happened again. On Monday, you wrote out a to-list for the week but procrastination took over and won again. You got fired up to start a project but were unable to keep the fire burning.
Passion is what fuels your fire and helps you step out on the edges of your comfort zone. It drives you do more and play bigger. Unless you lose it.
