by Mark Edge | Mar 24, 2020 | Emotional Health
Build a bridge from the right part of the listener’s brain to the left. Summon the listener to natural invest in the story. Grease the wheels for the listener to find more than one lesson in the story. See: Jerry Biberman, Satinder Kumar Dhiman, and Joan Marques,...
by Mark Edge | Mar 23, 2020 | Emotional Health
The Type A personality is still linked to “high work performance and accomplishment.” Because of this, the Type A personality still contains an allure in many organizations. The Type A personality includes a “hostile” component that will more likely contribute to high...
by Mark Edge | Mar 23, 2020 | Emotional Health
Eat together Read together aloud Play a game together Sing Karaoke together Talk with each other Handwrite notes together to grandparents or to the elderly
by Mark Edge | Mar 4, 2020 | Emotional Health
It stimulates feelings of gratitude It stimulates the secretion good body chemicals, which reduces the impact of stress on the body It stimulates the brain to respond in a healthy and beneficial way See Richard E. Boyatzis, Melvin L. Smith and Nancy Blaize,...
by Mark Edge | Oct 21, 2019 | Emotional Health
Men with higher levels of testosterone were less generous towards strangers while men with lower levels of testosterone were more generous. Men with elevated testosterone were more likely to use their own money punish those who were ungenerous toward them. Elevated...
by Mark Edge | Aug 21, 2019 | Emotional Health
Be available—let your colleague take the lead Be patient—it will take a long time for your colleague to return to normal Be open—growth for your colleague will likely bring change See Gianpiero Petriglier and Sally Maitlism “When a Colleague Is Grieving,” Harvard...
