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Article Archive for May 2009

I’m Not Yelling

by Laurie Wilhelm
I heard a snippet of a conversation as I walked by a guy talking on his cell phone. At first, I didn’t hear what he was saying, but I could pick up from …

Interpersonal Skills: Making Assumptions

by Laurie Wilhelm
We all make assumptions. I think they’re part of our survival mechanisms. We have so much coming at us on a daily basis that making assumptions is part of our mental filtering system …

The Importance of Greeting Others in the First 90-Seconds

by Laurie Wilhelm
Have you ever been greeted by someone who didn’t even look at you? Or when they asked, “How are you?” it was obvious that they really didn’t care how you answered? It probably …

Don’t Take It Personally
Don’t Take It Personally

by Laurie Wilhelm
I know – easier said than done, right?
It’s taken me years to really understand what “don’t take it personally” means and how to do it. I used to think that I should just …

The Strength of Kindness

by Laurie Wilhelm
This morning, I read a blog post by Roger at A Content Life. I knew it was going to be another good post just from the title, Beware of False Kindness. He made …

Interpersonal Skills: You’re Amazing
Interpersonal Skills: You’re Amazing

by Laurie Wilhelm
I’ve been trying out a new way to approach everybody, from my friends and acquaintances to people I don’t know like cashiers, wait staff, and receptionists. I’m assuming from the get-go that everyone …