We do
not learn Relationship 101 in school, and self - help books offer minimal help.
Not exact matches
Rather, superconnectors are information brokers who are constantly
learning about others and constantly connecting.Therefore, superconnections are
relationships that are
not only mutually beneficial but also the basis from which whole communities can be built.
When you think about conventional management thinking and practices in a dog - eat - dog, transactional business world,
not enough leaders spend the time to do what Watson had to
learn over his many years at Chevron: Getting results through the people and
relationship side of the business.
When you take the time to read the latest article or, even better, spend some time casually catching up with a team member over a cup of coffee or lunch, you may
not be scratching something off the to - do list, but you're building
relationships,
learning something interesting, discovering something you likely would
not have found out otherwise... and, most important, helping to build the foundation for long - term success.»
The useful post aims to help those of us who weren't born with a Steve Jobs - style ruthless streak
learn to say no without feeling like complete jerks or damaging
relationships and offers specific tactics and phrasing to use, including:
Don't be that someone who thinks they «failed» at a romantic
relationship and therefore ignores all the lessons to
learn about themselves.
Sharing employee - generated content
not only improves
learning, but also boosts creativity, empowers and engages employees, and fosters stronger
relationships among team members.
Identifying why people aren't doing business with you is important to building confidence and
learning to manage
relationships, crucial skills to develop when you are starting off in your career.
Learn to tell the difference between the sales that won't go forward unless a
relationship is nurtured and maintained, and the sales that are better served by getting prospects excited about buying your product or service, then spurring them to reap the benefits immediately.
However, after doing it many times, I've personally
learned that networking is
not so bad after all, and it can actually bring you some meaningful, new
relationships.
SMEs don't want to
learn how to use Salesforce or other complicated customer
relationship management tools.
We
learned that beyond having enough money to help secure the basics — quality
relationships, health, stimulating ideas, etc. — having more money, while nice, wasn't all that important.
With your prospects seeing up to 3000 marketing messages every day, they've
learned to filter out any sales message that doesn't provide information they need, or open doorways to
relationships they want to build.
With your clients» prospects seeing up to 3000 marketing messages every day, they've
learned to filter out any sales message that doesn't provide information they need, or open doorways to
relationships they want to build.
Learning the habits, tactics, and
relationships that separate those who succeed from those who do
not
Now more than ever you must
learn how to develop
relationships, links, and traffic streams that do
not rely on Google's algorithms.
This game of seduction may or may
not result in a longterm
relationship, but if it does, I would be willing to bet that even ten years down the road there are still things that this man and woman are
learning about one another that they didn't know previously.
People who don't believe in your God are still capable of deep committed love, it's through our intimate
relationships with other human beings we
learn the true meaning of love.
Perhaps the best thing we can
learn from a beer commercial is to be intentional about creating
relationships with those we may
not agree with — whether they are outside the faith or whether they are within the faith.
The other thing is
learning to have a personal, intimate
relationship with God;
not just to go to God when you need something, but to go to him because you need him.
Even at this primitive stage of humanity's
relationship with God, Abraham
learns that God does
not want his son to die, but rather it is God who will provide the sacrifice Himself.
A broken
relationship does
not exclude
learning and appropriating much, and Wesleyans who retrieve the wisdom of the Greek Fathers can contribute much to this for all.
I
learned about equality even from Paul, who taught that with the resurrection, something radical had changed —
not merely ontologically, but functionally — in the
relationships between slaves and masters, Jews and Gentiles, men and women, rendering those whose identity was once rooted in hierarchy and division brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ instead; who put a radical gospel - spin on the Greco - Roman household codes, breaking down the hierarchies so that slaves and masters, wives and husbands were charged with submitting «one to another» with the humility of Jesus as their model; who taught that power was overrated and that service will be rewarded; who surrounded himself with women he called «co-workers.»
But through
relationship, I
learned that this was also a symbol of colonization to my friends and so I took down the photo, apologized,
not out of guilt but out of honour.
The place of the church is to help us
learn how to have healthy
relationships — but
not to tell us which are healthy and which are
not.
This is caused by confused and inconsistent
relationships in which children can
not learn to avoid overwhelming anxiety.
Sometimes I don't really care about
learning or growing or building strong
relationships, so long as everyone knows that I am right.
But in the parent - child
relationship it frequently appears that love and dependency can
not be celebrated, and mutual appreciation, acknowledgment of indebtedness and the willingness to
learn anew from the witness of the parent can
not be experienced, until children come of age.
One thing I've
learned, just from observing myself, observing my
relationship with my wife Lisa, observing my
relationship with my children, and observing my
relationship with every other living creature... is that unity is
not achieved through compatibility, but through love.
How can I
learn to forgive him and keep the
relationship even if he won't apologize?
Furthermore, without abandoning our principles, we must
learn to establish
relationships of mutual respect with both ancient and new spiritualities that proclaim values
not wholly alien to the Reign of God.
Contrary to the myth,
learning the art of love - making takes time and practice within a secure
relationship (which most premarital
relationships are
not).
«While a floating head on a Jumbotron can instruct us, I think we can only grow to maturity when we
learn to love at point - blank range, where the messy aspects of
relationship can't be avoided.»
While a floating head on a Jumbotron can instruct us, I think we only grow to maturity when we
learn to love at point - blank range, where the messy aspects of
relationship can't be avoided.»
You will, however, deepen your knowledge of Scripture, grow in your
relationship with Jesus, and
learn how to love and serve others in a more meaningful way, but you will
not be able to put initials before or after your name.
He says that if the Bible teaches us anything about God, it is that we
learn about God and develop a
relationship with Him,
not by simply accepting everything the Bible says, but by actually engaging with God in a spirited (both senses of the word are intended there) discussion about the Bible.
But it doesn't work that way like any
relationship you build on it and like any
relationship you
learn more and more about the other person as you go along.
Although this little book (it can be called an occasional address, yet without having the occasion which produces the speaker and gives him authority, or the occasion which produces the reader and makes him eager to
learn) is like a fantasy, like a dream by day as it confronts the
relationships of actuality: yet it is
not without assurance and
not without hope of accomplishing its object.
Needless to say that
not only did I have to
learn a lot about the Christian faith but also how to live life I'm general... I had to
learn to cope with stress, in
relationships etc... crazy huh?
Bible addicts often have trouble with the
relationships in their life, which means that while they may be
learning a lot, they are
not learning to live it out.
I want to thank you for what I
learned; how to keep quiet and listen to others; the whole concept of what you termed «unfinished business»... which meant that there was an interpersonal
relationship which had
not been worked through; the surprising truth that there is no conflict that does
not disappear if both people will go into the encounter and face the negatives and articulate them in terms of actual feelings; your continual emphasis on getting rid of the things that keep people from loving each other.
Kenneth agree with you totally its
not just adams and abrahams problem its us guys we give in to our wives to keep the peace we should
learn that the best way is always Gods way
not our way or mans way.That to me is the message behind the story.The issue is rather than taking on the burden of his wife Abraham should have taken it back to the Lord its in our weakness he strengthens us.In the end he did what any married man would have done in order to please his wife.We are no different we put our wives or children church work before the Lord just as he did and loo at the consequences that came from that decision the arab nations became a thporn in there side.In my mind we need to put him first always.When we please the Lord he will bless us and our
relationships when we do it our way there will be consequences.brentnz
God is neither omniscient nor omnipresent God is Always Here with us in the Now God Permeates and Imbues our being — our thoughts, emotions, choices, and actions — only through our invitation and practice God is an Influential Presence only to the extent that we make ourselves aware of it and
learn to be sensitive to it God is in
Relationship with us while being deliberately unaware of our future and forgivingly dismissive of our past God is
not in the past or the future God can
not intrude in or impose on life God does
not preplan or predestine the course or end of life
In this sense each married couple should turn to the Bible seeking the lessons of the divine narrative:
not just imagining how the
relationship of Adam and Eve must have been before the Fall, but
learning from their reactions afterwards - reactions that show a desire to preserve, in new and troublesome circumstances, the purity of that original attraction which they alone had experienced and which they could still recall.
Children who see a certain amount of honest argument between their parents, followed by friendly relations within a short time, are
learning that anger is
not necessarily destructive to a
relationship but can be a positive force.
My husband and I are believers and I can honestly say that when you're with someone you are committed to and care about deeply the s - ex continues to get better over time, and I don't just mean the «usual» issues... You
learn each other and the
relationship grows... Saw on Dr. Oz recently that married people have the most s - ex and I would add that it's the best s - ex too!
The parent to child
relationship is a metaphor for the God to human
relationship, it highlights some truths such as trust, love, and
learning through copying but
not others.
As you pray, as you spend time in his Word, you begin to develop a
relationship with God, and as you
learn what He likes and doesn't like, how He thinks, what His ideas are on various subjects, you become able to know with some degree of certainty what God thinks about issues that the Bible doesn't touch on.
But those who didn't want to
learn more would be left in the dark, without knowledge, without a
relationship, without the joy that comes from discovering truth.
Not just physically (finding new foods and recipes that don't trigger bad reactions), but also emotionally — reinventing my
relationship with food which had completely broken down and
learning to love it again.