How to Silence Your Inner Critic and Be Kinder to Yourself
How can you quiet your self-defeating inner critic so you can hear your more compassionate inner voice?
How can you quiet your self-defeating inner critic so you can hear your more compassionate inner voice?
Developing a sense of humility prevents us from getting defensive about our ideas, decisions, and direction for the organization. It makes us open to new ideas and lively debate.
Whatever challenge you’re dealing with, this powerful question can help you find your way forward.
We all want to be heard and understood, especially in a difficult conversation. Ask yourself these four questions beforehand to help your message come across clearly and compassionately to the listener.
Showing compassion could help you feel better about yourself and the world around you. Here are some tips on how to do it.
So you may have heard about that new Hunger Games movie or know a little something a boy named Harry, but honestly, why should you be reading young adult literature (YA Lit)? Isn’t it just for kids? Actually, no, YA Lit is awesome because it can teach some great lessons that you will actually enjoyRead… Read more »
I’d like to share a resource that you or some of the receipient organizations you work with might find helpful – www.strengtheningnonprofits.org! It was born out of the Compassion Capital Fund program which last made grants in 2009, and has tons of helpful info. Read on for more info….. The Compassion Capital Fund (CCF), administeredRead… Read more »