Transcript and Key Points from my Conversation with Håkon Haug Paulsen on the Accelerated Learning Podcast.
Transcript and Key Points from my Conversation with Håkon Haug Paulsen
Transcript and Key Points from my Conversation with Jan Erik Søndeland
Transcript and Key Points from my Conversation with Jan Erik Søndeland on the Accelerated Learning Podcast.
Understanding Your Wiring for Managing Relationships
Read on to learn about attachment styles, and understanding more about your wiring for managing relationships
What’s A Major Red Flag in Relationships to Look Out For?
What's A Major Red Flag in Relationships to Look Out For? Whether it's a romantic partner, a family member, a friend or a co-worker/employee, being able to identify these signs early in someone, can save you a lot of trouble further down the road.
“The Anatomy of Trust”
Read on to be inspired by the speech “The Anatomy of Trust” delivered by Brené Brown at UCLA’s Royce Hall in 2015.
36 Questions Designed to Facilitate Anyone Falling in Love with You, and vice versa
Read on to learn 36 questions designed to facilitate anyone falling in love with you, and vice versa.
The no.1 Reason to Issues in Any Relationship
Unaddressed tension festers, breeding resentment and impacts relations. Lean into those tough talks. It is not about drama, it is about clarity, connection, and growth. Together. Discomfort is the launchpad for progress in any relationship. Read on to learn more.
A Short Course in Human Relations
Read on for a short and timeless course in human relations.
Are You Throwing Good Money After Bad?
The Sunk Cost Fallacy is a cognitive bias in which people make decisions (time, money, effort/resources) based on past costs, even when those costs are no longer relevant. In other words, people continue to invest in a failing project or venture because they have already invested time, money, or effort into it.