Sentences with phrase «genuine praise»

Take time to talk to your partner about their day, offering genuine praise for achievements and sympathy for setbacks.

Many of them will work with enthusiasm for food or a toy, but in fact, nothing can replace genuine praise.

Genuine praise for tasks, asking questions about their day, and sharing with them tidbits from your life are excellent ways to show students you care.

Provide genuine praise for your 9 - year - old's efforts and you'll boost her confidence and use praise to encourage her to keep trying, study hard, and do her best.

Lyubomirsky adds that «giving genuine praise to your romantic partner will encourage them to reach great heights» versus taking your partner for granted.

When people receive genuine praise, their doubt diminishes and their spirits soar.

And besides, even celebrities have human nature, which, I've found, is fundamentally appreciative of genuine praise.

As you would expect, Gazidis was full of honest, warm, genuine praise for Wenger and what he's accomplished through the years, in Wenger's career overall and particularly in the 10 years Gazidis and Wenger worked together.

While all great leaders should acknowledge a job well done each and every time to ensure credit is given where credit is due, genuine praise is something else, and should be saved for the truly exceptional results.

Anytime you notice that your child is good at something, let him or her know with specific, genuine praise.

Those include spontaneous hugs, laughter, and genuine praise for commendable achievements.

You always have it in your power to make people feel like a million bucks — with a smile, a well - placed compliment, genuine praise and appreciation.

You are framing that learner but you're also giving them the sincere and genuine praise they deserve.»

According to Automotive World, one judge — a Sprinter owner and businessman — expressed his genuine praise for the vehicle.

Giving fake or overblown praise makes it meaningless and can weaken the effect of genuine praise.

In my line of work, I often hear people describe two communication patterns they've noticed in the workplace: 1) they have a hard time saying positive things about themselves, and 2) they tend to hear more «constructive criticism» than genuine praise and positive feedback from their colleagues.