Q: I can’t get my kids to stay seated in a restaurant! It disturbs other people because they are so out of control, but I can’t stop them. How do I get them to behave?
A. Great question! Remember you are the parent and you set the standards for behavior …
READ MOREAre you pushing and hitting a brick wall in your efforts to get something done? If so, maybe you need to step back and stop “doing” and start “being” to get the results you want.…
READ MOREQ: My son is an excellent athlete who often plays on elite teams; recently his high school coach suggested he practice with a particular team during pre-season however the team is horrible and my son is miserable after every practice. He wants to quit but my husband and I think …
READ MOREDifferent behavioral styles learn and hear differently…so if your husband/wife doesn’t seem to be listening to you, maybe it’s time to improve your communication skills based on the DISC assessment so you can communicate in a way that you are being heard.…
READ MOREQ. I have a very hardworking yet confrontational direct report. I find when we disagree I take responsibility for the disagreement to prevent the situation from escalating and in hopes she takes some responsibility as well, but she doesn’t. How can I get her to see her role in a …
READ MOREQ. I have a 5 and 7 year old who are constantly interrupting me when I’m having a conversation with another adult; it drives me crazy, what can I do?
A. Great question! Most parents attempt to address the issue when it’s happening, which has a short-term impact or no …
READ MOREWe get caught up in wanting to make things “perfect”, but you can’t be perfect for all behavioral styles! So define what that means for you, what is the experience that you want in each moment and enjoy the process.…
READ MOREQ: I’m a worried parent! My 14 year old daughter is very mature looking for her age….and much older boys at school are asking her out on dates.
A. Great question. Regardless of how mature your child appears, it’s important to know the logical side of the brain doesn’t …
READ MORESometimes we like certain parts of ourselves; for example, our emotions when we’re happy, but not when we’re feeling sad or upset. Look at a judgement you’re making about yourself and ask how can you use those parts you see as “negative” to your benefit and to serve others.…
READ MOREQ. When working on projects, planning events and even corresponding with people, I like to make sure it’s perfect. The challenge is I know I spend more time than necessary which is preventing me from getting all my work done. What can I do?
A. A high attention to detail …
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