Category Archives: Emotional Well Being

Five Gifts You Don’t Want to Live Without

Posted on November 24, 2017 by Steve Morgan

The National Retail Federation estimates more than 164 million people plan to shop during Black Friday weekend and Cyber Monday! (In years past, we have spent an average of $423 each for a total of $59.1 billion.) How long do you … Continue reading →

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Seven Benefits of Saying “No”

Posted on October 31, 2016 by Steve Morgan

Do you ever have a hard time saying “No”.  I do. I fear missing out on an opportunity or disappointing people. However, saying “No” does not have to be a negative. There are many positive reasons to use that short … Continue reading →

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Don’t Make Gratitude About Yourself

Posted on September 15, 2016 by Steve Morgan

In a earlier post on “Boost Your Resilience with Gratitude”, I shared a tip from HBR Management Tip of the Day. While research shows the transforming power gratitude in our personal lives, our relationships and our organizations, gratitude is not all about us. … Continue reading →

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Boost Your Resilience with Gratutide

Posted on September 13, 2016 by Steve Morgan

What if you could decrease anxiety, reduce symptoms of illness while improving the quality of your sleep and building emotional resilience? According to some studies, gratitude can help.  I had been thinking about starting a Gratitude Journal, and this tip … Continue reading →

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Christmas and Growth

Posted on December 23, 2015 by Steve Morgan

Christmas is a time I take inventory of areas of growth in my own life, and begin to set a course for the new year. As I reflect on growth in my own life and in working with others, I … Continue reading →

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