Relationships are imperative for many different reasons such as increasing our emotional well being, creating stability, learning how to be a good friend or mate, having someone to count on and trust in times of need and someone to vent to when we face challenges, and friends and mates take away loneliness and make us feel included. Each of our relationships elicit different responses in ourselves that help us to grow and learn about ourselves. Relationships often times are the glue that holds us together during times of stressful situations and when we face life difficulties. Without relationships, we would have a deadened spirit and a lack of connection to our true selves!

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Relationships are imperative for many different reasons such as increasing our emotional well being, creating stability, learning how to be a good friend or mate, having someone to count on and trust in times of need and someone to vent to when we face challenges, and friends and mates take away loneliness and make us feel included. Each of our relationships elicit different responses in ourselves that help us to grow and learn about ourselves. Relationships often times are the glue that holds us together during times of stressful situations and when we face life difficulties. Without relationships, we would have a deadened spirit and a lack of connection to our true selves!

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People skills are patterns of behaviour and behavioural interactions. Among people, it is an umbrella term for skills under three related set of abilities: personal effectiveness, interaction skills, and intercession skills.

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One of the pain points I frequently hear about from readers is fear and uncertainty when it comes to making BIG changes, whether personal or professional.

‘Reinvention’ is a term that has become very popular over the years, yet it holds a lot of weight. Many people see it as a daunting, even insurmountable task to undergo. However, it doesn’t have to be this difficult.

Here’s the thing about reinvention: Some believe it’s tossing out the “old” — your previous roles, experiences, and even work identity — and exchanging it for something completely new. That’s not accurate.

Instead, the best power of reinvention lies in leveraging everything you’ve ever done – the good, the bad, the ugly, the successes and failures. It taps into the very real (and often unappreciated and unarticulated) skills, insights and expertise you have gained along the way. So you don’t need to try to create a new personality from scratch to reinvent yourself.

And whatever the motivation, it’s essential that we continue to grow and change in big or small ways – one day at a time.

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