13th July, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
The majority of people – due to their very nature, have a fascination with the sound of their own voice – which usually seems to manifests itself in a compulsion to keep on talking. However, there is a great deal of difference between speaking and communicating, with the latter requiring considerable application of effort. People with inherently good communication skills, or individuals who have extensive management training experience, know what to say at exactly the right time, at what place and to whom. Even more importantly, they usually understand when not to say anything at all, and simply listen. There are certain key characteristics that depict whether a person is a good communicator or not – one of them is being a good listener. You may be able to easily communicate your ideas and various points of view to others fairly clearly, but when it comes to listening to most people, you find that you’re an absolute failure. In the majority of people, the quality of their listening ability is directly related to their understanding of what’s being said, and with the constantly evolving environment in business today, exceptional listening skills have become a vital attribute for achieving any degree of success. Continue reading Read More
10th July, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Regardless of other responsibilities, and you have a lot, the administration of workers in the motel setting is one of the most critical and one of the most tough. Knowing how you can care to your employee leads to excellent care of customers, and these motel administration guidelines for normal managers can help to steer you from the appropriate direction to care to your workers needs adequately. Continue reading Read More
8th July, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
Staying fit is an absolutely essential part of your long-term health plan, no matter who you are or what your “story” is. Continue reading Read More
8th June, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
In one way or the other, we’re all used to working with a limited set of resources. For example, many of us have a restriction when it comes to the amount of money available, yet through experience and by learning the hard way, we all learn to live on a daily, weekly, monthly or annual basis within our respective means. It is very unfortunate that in almost everything we do, we attach a financial value to it and as such we view individual products, services or anything else that may be of interest to us by comparing it to the resources we would have to allocate in order to be able to afford it. It is ironic that we live our lives as such, because we then overlook and risk wasting an even more valuable resource and one that we don’t apply any value calculation to necessarily – time. Whether or not our careers or work environments require us to be productive according to strict time measurements, we could all benefit from a closer adherence to standards and an understanding of what time management is really about. Continue reading Read More
30th May, 2010 - Posted by health news - No Comments
If you have a time management problem – and let’s face it most of us do, at least you have recognised the situation to start off with. You need to develop skills in this area and by and large this means that you’ll have to identify, recognise and solve your individual time management issues. Ineffectual use of your time means that you are not in control of your life and as such you will not be able to achieve your treasured goals. Continue reading Read More
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