by Janet Kellogg How many of your important relationships have had too short a life span? I’m not talking about short-lived romantic relationships that fizzled out before they really got
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Ever thought about “re-branding” yourself? Or what the term brand even means?! We’ve all experienced the impact of branding. It motivates you to buy one cereal versus another, choose one car
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We’ve been talking a lot about our strengths. It’s time to look at those pesky weaknesses that we are so conscious of and which others use to keep us humble.
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The fear abates: “Oh what a relief!” InnerKinetics® consultants hear that all the time. “I always wondered why I was so impulsive,” say some clients; “… so sensitive,” say others;
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In previous articles, we have discussed the importance of understanding our individual design and the importance played by our preferences in determining that design, while acknowledging the impact our design
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We are aware now that our InnerKinetics are a primary influence in our relationships. Why is that? How do our preferences – InnerKinetics – affect us so that our relationships are
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Self-understanding requires a few basic steps. The first and most crucial is to consider our design Are people different from each other? Of course. Your partner or child is
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Do people listen to you willingly? Do they follow your leadership? If they don’t, you are not leading — at least not effectively. Whether our leadership role is in our
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When you and your partner are in a situation of conflict, has it ever seemed to you that the person you are married to is not the person you were
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Controlling our emotions isn’t easy or everyone would be doing it! This is a question that very much needs an answer — and it is not just for those with
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Bobby Fischer astounded the world of chess. When playing for the World Championship in 1971, he achieved the first shutout in Grand Master play. He finally beat Boris Spassky for
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When we think of motivation, we usually think of providing what interests, excites, attracts, or might please ourselves or others. And when we try to keep supplying these external things,
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