For 10 years, I was extremely anxious 90 percent of my waking hours. Obviously, I wasn’t conscious of this at the time, but looking back, the physical signs were clear. I bit my nails, had herpes every few weeks, smoked, had such stomach cramps that I couldn’t brush my teeth without feeling nauseous. But it […]
The answer is simple. It depends on what we think a trainer’s task is and what we can expect from a training process. If we accept the image that many people have in their minds—that a trainer delivers some theory, shows a few tools, facilitate some exercises, and then discusses the lessons learned—then the profession
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Lately, I’ve come across many posts on this topic, typically taking extreme stances either strongly advocating for office or home office work. This isn’t surprising, as on an individual level, our fundamental goal is to determine as quickly as possible what is true, what is good, and what is bad about a given situation. However,
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