Tag: root cause
02
Oct
Respond or React
by Kari Scare
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In an article on Psychology Today, Dr. Matt James differentiates between responding and reacting. Below is a summary of what he says. Reacting and responding...
01
Aug
What Drives Your Passion?
by Kari Scare
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What is Passion? Passion for anything, including my work, my kids and my husband, is misplaced if they exist as the focus and driving force...
01
Nov
The Toxic Impact of Multitasking
by Kari Scare
8 Comments
My Multitasking Mistake On a recent work task, I completed what I thought fell precisely in line with my directives. Instead, what I thought I...
02
Aug
How to Get Unstuck
by Kari Scare
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When our van got stuck in the snow years ago, it overheated and caught on fire when I tried to get it unstuck. In hindsight,...
12
Jul
Struggling With Patience
by Kari Scare
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Years ago, I thought I had a patience problem. I needed more of it. So, I worked to be more patient. Unfortunately, trying to be...
07
Jun
Struggling with Expectations
by Kari Scare
27 Comments
Note: This post was originally published on July 11, 2012 under the title “Could This Be Your Biggest Source of Irritation, Frustration and Even Anger?”...
17
May
Finding Balance in a Busy World, Part I
by Kari Scare
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“Busy” is the New “Fine” Many people seem to equate being busy with being important. Somehow, being busy by living in a state of perpetual...
26
Apr
5 Ways to Upgrade Your Attitude
by Kari Scare
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The word “upgrade” leaped to a whole new level in the world of marketing over the past several of years. When you go on a...
15
Mar
Going Backward So You Can Move Forward
by Kari Scare
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Unfortunately, my history with backing up a vehicle is somewhat embarrassing. Here’s the rather humbling list: Backing into the school van during driver’s training while...
30
Dec
Healthy Goal Setting
by Kari Scare
23 Comments
New Year’s Resolution Statistics All too often, setting goals or resolutions seem to set people up for failure and increased self-abasement. Consider the following...