Author: H. Bernard Wechsler

Eighty percent of teachers are boring and unmotivating. Is it their job to be lively and pour the knowledge into your right-ear?There are three ways to learn information and skills:a) Trial and error. Use the feedback created by mis

Author: Brooke Brimm

Have you ever been in a relationship where you’ve spent lots of time together, you’ve talked to each other several times a day, you’ve shared your secrets and inner most thoughts, you’ve spent many nights together, and you were sure he was “th

Author: Wendi Moore-Buysse

Gene and Martha were married for 3 years. Their relationship was rocky – they had no respect for each other or for anyone else. They were constantly finding themselves in some kind of trouble or in some form of victimization. They were the perf

Author: Cassandra Mack

On June 24, 2006 I did a Domestic Violence segment on my online radio show The No More Drama Hour of Power. I interviewed a panel of social workers, advocates, and two women who had experienced violence at the hands of their intimate partners. As

Author: Steve Kaye

1) Know Your Purpose.Know your vision, your goals, and your plans because these help you set priorities. Each day, identify the task you must accomplish and make that your top priority. Also, set aside time to invest in your future, working

Author: Steve Kaye

Treating people with respect wins trust and develops lasting relationships. Here’s what to do.1) Be on time. In fact, arrive early for appointments and meetings. Plan time milestones in your daily schedule that tell you when to begin transf