by Lisa Boesen | Aug 21, 2014 | Blog Posts, Encouragement, loveability, Self-Development
This blog may irritate readers of different faiths, but I am going out on a limb on love. Yes, love is the great gift of the soul. Yet, we use the term “love” in so many different ways, but that is because there are different types of love. Love as a verb...
by Lisa Boesen | Mar 6, 2013 | Blog Posts, Encouragement, Self-Development, Self-Management
In several of my blogs I have shared my thoughts on building your personal community as well as remembering the “you” in your personal community. This week I am expanding further on this “personal community” concept from a personal resource...
by Lisa Boesen | Jan 29, 2013 | Blog Posts, Encouragement, Resiliency, Self-Development, Self-Management
Several years ago I blogged about Building Your Personal Community as a tool for networking. We think about the power of networking as we reach different “need points” in our lives, such as when we are searching for a job, needing encouragement or just...
by Lisa Boesen | Jan 7, 2013 | Blog Posts, Encouragement, Resiliency, Self-Management
I know you have heard this story before but this time of year when we are evaluating our prior year and creating our goals and action steps for the current year, it doesn’t hurt to have a little refresher on prioritizing what is most important to our happiness....
by Lisa Boesen | Dec 16, 2011 | Blog Posts, Empathy, Encouragement, Kindness, Patient Experience
As I wade through the holiday season, stand in line waiting on customer service and play witness to patrons hurrying and scurrying and sometimes being grinchy and grunchy, I can’t help but think about how I can be a better customer and yes, a better customer...
by Lisa Boesen | Apr 7, 2011 | Blog Posts, Compassion, Empathy, Encouragement
What would happen if compassion was your internal compass? We are human and it’s natural to try to define and rationalize what we see, or think we see. A simple action step for resetting our compassion compass is suspending judgment – not jumping to conclusions,...
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