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What is Forgiveness?
We hurt one another. We cultivate healing and dignity in our relationships, workplaces, and organizations when we acknowledge hurt and make efforts to make things as right as we are able, and then extend forgiveness to another. Forgiveness reduces anger, hurt, depression, and stress and leads to greater feelings of optimism, hope, compassion and self-confidence. Plan for Success Plan how you can forgive and inspire others to forgive by using the guidelines in this worksheet. Want to explore more? Contact me for coaching and training.
In gratitude, Supportive and Helpful Things to Say However, as one training participant said, "Yes, but surely, words matter." Yes, they do. And, when you are seeking to support your colleagues there are supportive and helpful things you can say. Here are just a few: Want to explore more? Contact me for coaching and training.
In gratitude, 4/20/2020 Human Resolve — Launched!Dear Everyone,
It's my honor to be in community with you! As many of you know, I have provided services through my own business for many years now.
One of my quarantine gifts is to launch HumanResolve.org so that I can connect and support your efforts even more. If you'd like to learn of upcoming events, join my list to stay in the loop and if I can be of support now, just call or email me. Wishing you and yours health and comfort. While these are trying times, I trust that we will be with one another through them. In gratitude, Respect, Purpose, and Exploration
Human Resolve is about leveraging the resiliency, strength, and resources found individually and collectively in groups.
I approach the design process as a collaborative effort while building lasting relationships based on respect, purpose, and exploration. I bring my education, training, and my expertise from 25 years of experience to guide and support you on a journey of discovery. |
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