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Margaret Thatcher, Britain’s first female prime minister, who changed her country and the world, sometimes for better, sometimes for worse. She was known as the Iron Lady, but she also had ovaries of steel, a tin ear and, at times, a heart of stone. Love her or hate her, she taught us some important lessons about leadership – especially about how to lead by being unreasonable.
Healthy relationships are one of the major pillars for a happy, healthy personal and professional life. It is ironic then that the education of children and young adults is devoid of teaching effective communication skills. Of course, we are taught grammar and punctuation, however, that is content. The process is the most critical aspect of communication.
Research reveals that when people practice gratefulness and put it into words, they have greater joy and fulfillment in life.
Guest Blog: Marketing Breast Cancer – Pink Ribbon Agenda Sonia Barrett Part 1 Note: Although much of this analysis might appear to be more Western world related, it all trickles into other cultures. The Western world has tremendous influence on the rest of the world, from extreme subtlety to the extremely obvious. Please note that…
The Universe demonstrates its perfection in the Law of Nature. You grow great crops when you are in harmony with the Law of Nature.