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On silence
...nine quietly effective quotations
What does it all mean?
People are forever asking "what do you mean by...?" The following glossary is what we mean by key words.
Being a hypocrite
It's easy to be hypocritical, but you need to be a national politician to do it spectacularly. More examples (from any era) welcomed.
What is emotional intelligence?
Emotional intelligence (EI) was popularised by Daniel Goleman in his book, Emotional intelligence. In it, Goleman cites five domains of EI...
Thinker, feeler, knower, sensor ?
In 1928, Carl Jung identified that people receive and process information in four ways: thinking, feeling, intuition and sensing (in a kinaesthetic sense)
Purpose and outcomes
Whether it is a meeting, a conversation, a business, a job, a holiday—absolutely any human activity—it is worth asking: “What is the purpose of this meeting, conversation,
On truth
Personally, I am not sure there is anything called "truth". There are true statements but, just as there is not a concrete thing called "greenness" even though there are
Twelve principles of effective communication
The outcome of any communication is what we intend it to be.
Don’t push—be curious
My company is called Jeremy Marchant Limited. But that makes it too much about me, so I decided to trade under the brand emotional intelligence at work
Drill
Apart from a few odd individuals, people don’t buy power tools so they can slip into the garage and caress them. They buy an electric drill because they need a hole in the wall.