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Those with powerful and influential #personalities are commonplace.
But interacting with these strong personalities can often be challenging for others.
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#personality
What can those w/powerful personalities do to improve #socialskills?
0%Consider others' feedback
0%Empathize with others
0%People need thicker skin
0%Show more humility
0 votes • Final resultsSome people have the defining #personality trait of exerting power or influence, often dominating conversation or even agendas.
Others may see such characteristics as aggressive; thus must we learn to adapt for the betterment of our teams.
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This week, practice #servantleadership
1. Ask others what you can improve
2. Use open-ended questions
3. Try to listen more & talk less
4. Learn to integrate feedback
#surepeople #mindsetmonday #leadership #feedback #listenmoretalkless
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Happiness originates from our #relationships, not trinkets.
Research suggests that when we value devices instead of #humaninteraction, we begin our first step toward loneliness.
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#happiness
How do you balance #screentime w/ people time?
0%I initiate conversation
0%I value experiences
0%I plan events w/others
0%I can't; too difficult
0 votes • Final resultsWe’ve come to rely on our devices to fill in for #friendships & #community. All the while, we’ve become increasingly attached to the #artificial and more detached from each other.
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#humanconnection #happiness #relationships #emotionalintelligence
This week, work on building & maintaining #relationships
1. Value people time, not screen time
2. Be a conversation starter
3. Invest in experiences, not new devices
#humanconnection #happiness #emotionalintelligence
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Those with an inclination for the big picture tend to exhibit leadership qualities. They challenge the status quo rather than adhere to it.
What challenges have you usually experienced when interacting with strong personalities?
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100%Controlling behavior
0%Self-centered; big ego
0%Overwhelming excitement
0%None; they’re inspiring
1 votes • Final resultsTransforming a group into a #team isn’t easy. When building a team, desired skill sets seem to garner the most attention, yet it’s the overlooked element of #personality that’s arguably the most crucial.
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#teambuilding #teamwork #psychometrics
This week, show appreciation for a teammate's #personality
1. Identify admirable characteristics
2. Observe their usual blind spots
3. Remedy your blind spots w/their strengths
4. Solve their blind spots w/your strengths
#teambuilding #teamwork
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Those with a penchant for #bigpicture thinking often show #leadership traits.
But this doesn't mean that such individuals are w/o blind spots.
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What challenges have you usually experienced when interacting w/strong #personalities?
0%Controlling behavior
0%Self-centered; big ego
0%Overwhelming excitement
0%None; they’re inspiring
0 votes • Final resultsPowerful #personalities are all around us, but sometimes it’s those at work that are most challenging.
After all, forthright candor & instant reactions can sometimes be more harmful than helpful.
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#personality #empathy #teamwork #socialskills
This week, try to be a better #teamplayer
1. Show everyone appreciation
2. Identify everyone’s strengths
3. Actively seek feedback
4. Treat everyone with respect
Share your tips below
#surepeople #mindsetmonday #teamwork #respect #appreciation
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Whether it’s a pursuit of #influence, the promise of #recognition, or something more, the factors fueling a person’s #motivation can substantially affect the #relationships & performance of the people around us.
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What motivates you the most?
0%Achieving specific goals
0%Recognition for my effort
0%Gaining influence/power
0%Working w/ fun tasks/ppl
0 votes • Final resultsHow we interact w/ the people around us might largely depend on #personality, both theirs and ours.
Despite the popularity of the proverb that “opposites attract,” the reality may be limited to magnets.
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#onboarding #hiring #psychometrics
This week, let's work on #teambuilding
1. Focus on the person, not the resume
2. Consider dynamics of team personalities
3. Get to know individual priorities
Share your tips below
#surepeople #personalities #personality #peoplecentric #onboarding
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Though many companies offer EAP, it can be frightening to share our innermost troubles with another person.
To truly help each other, we must do more than refer to EAP. We must #connect w/each other.
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How do you usually support someone in need?
0%I give them my time
0%Tell them to shrug it off
0%Try to solve their issue
0%I don't know what to do
0 votes • Final resultsThe topic of #mentalhealth can sometimes feel like a seething dragon lurking in the caverns of our mind.
Many of us face these concerns w/o support, sometimes receiving an unsympathetic response.
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#psychologicalsafety #emotionalintelligence
This week, let’s work on supporting #mentalhealth
1. Don't diagnose, listen
2. Offer patience & time
3. Be curious not judgmental
4. Explore opportunities for self-care
#psychologicalsafety #pursuitofhappiness #emotionalintelligence
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We can create environments wherein people #thrive & organizations flourish when we foster a #culture of mutual #value & #respect — when we prioritize our humanity.
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#compassion #empathy
What do you think most contributes to #happiness at work?
0%Feelings of job security
0%A culture of compassion
0%Competitive compensation
0%Work-life flexibility
0 votes • Final results