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Necessary Leaving

April 25, 2022 by Jack Witt

Staying put and sticking stuff out provides great benefits both for your relationships and for the development of your character. There are times, however, when leaving is necessary. Here are some thoughts to help you navigate some important departures.

Categories Interpersonal Relationships, Mindsets, Personal growth Tags manipulation, meaning, motivations, perspective shift, purpose, safe vs unsafe, toxic relationships

Coming Out from Behind Your Masks

August 6, 2025January 12, 2022 by Jack Witt

Pretending to be someone you’re not, is an exhausting way to live. You can find ways to live true to yourself and sources of approval other than others.

Categories Lifestyle, Mindsets, Personal growth Tags approval, identity, meaning, pretending, purpose, self-image

5 Ways to Navigate Awkward Conversations

October 30, 2021 by Jack Witt
Photo by Bernard Hermant on Unsplash

Awkward conversations test the limits of your social skills and can confirm what you suspect about yourself… you’re not great with awkwardness. Here’s 5 tips that will help you improve yourconversational skills.

Categories Communication, Interpersonal Relationships, Personal growth, Social and Emotional Intelligence Tags awkward conversations, communication, communication skills
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Work-Related

Marriage creates some odd relationships as individuals are artificially grafted into an existing family tree… for better or worse.  If you think about it, the workplace creates its own artificial relationships; we are, for better or worse, work-related.

I try to write about things that are interesting and yet helpful in providing clarity to the dynamics of workplace relationships.  The greatest help I’ve received through the years has been on occasions where someone gave voice and vocabulary to things I knew were happening, but I just couldn’t identify them very well.

Please post a response and contribute your thoughts to conversations I believe will help us all improve.

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