(1) Listen to them but DO NOT react to their negativity.
(2) Ask "To make sure I have fully understood you, may I let you know what think you said?"
(3) Ask "To make sure I appreciate how you feel, may I let you know what I experienced?"
(4) Ask "Tell me, what need do you have that you feel is unmet?"
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"(...) The most useful idea you can have is the idea that can enable you to evaluate other ideas. (...)"
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One of Chris's most hands-on blog post that I've read, with practical advice on overcoming difficulty and on positive thinking.
"(...) attracting to yourself people and circumstances that fit your new mood. The Law Of Attraction in action! That ’s how it works: positive thoughts causing positive emotions, causing positive experiences, causing more positive thoughts and more positive emotions etc etc …a virtuous spiral building on itself. Keep feeding that spiral! (...)"
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Hello Christopher,
I came across your blog, 'Your World', today. It seems to cover many of the topics that we've been discussing recently. As I couldn't find an "about" page on your blog, I was wondering if you'd care to describe its purpose and scope for us, passers-by?
Best wishes,
Jos
"(...) If you are only focused on "what's in this for me?" very soon there is nothing for you.
One has to be FOCUSED ON CREATING VALUE. The ultimate value is enabling people, organisations and life itself to grow to their full potential. An ever increasing body of reseach, shows that organisations that are like this have growing sales, more in gross margin, more net profit, create more shareholder value and live longer. (...)"
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Christopher Evatt explains how fully engaged employees will boost company value. As shared on YouTube.
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Christopher Evatt explains how Charles caused his city to boom by the pursuit of doing what he loved to do. As shared on YouTube.
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Christopher Evatt explains how the only value that exists in life is human value. As shared on YouTube.
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I've been meaning to start capturing inspirational blog design. So, here's my first iteration of a (very short) favorites' list:
1. Dom DeBellis's blog
Very elegant, light, clear, simple, airy. (stumbled upon via Doc Searls)2. ThreeDimensionalPeople - Stephen Johnston's blog
Perfectly structured, relevant content, nice look-and-feel. I'm particularly impressed if this comes straight from a shelve (does it?).3. Christian Lindholm's blog
Early, custom-made design with unique branding, icons and navigation. Been around for a while and could do with a bit of freshening up. Nevertheless, still very pleasing to the eye.
I'll try and remember to tag inspirational blog design I may stumble upon in the future on del.icio.us.
[UPDATE, November 29, 2007: 'Your World', by Christopher Evatt, is another blog that I find well designed. It may well be an off-the-shelf Wordpress template. Clearly and simply structured, with a pleasing colour palette.]
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