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posted by Nancy Milton in Living Fundamentals, Self Help
April 12th I was fortunate to see Lynn Lyons speak for 90 minutes about Anxiety and Depression with kids. I say fortunate because Lynn is a pro; she’s a talented speaker who keeps the audience engaged through her delivery of content while teaching what she knows. The ability to share like this is a gift
posted by Nancy Milton in Living Fundamentals
I couple months ago I posted a blog on daily gratitude and forgiveness. Last Wednesday, while reviewing my notes from The Beauty of Discomfort by Amanda Lang, I learned even more reasons to practise both gratitude and forgiveness. To reinforce what I shared in my first post, Amanda has reminded me: That our mindset
posted by Nancy Milton in Living Fundamentals, Self Help
I recently saw this verse posted on Facebook. I remember hearing in for the first time when I was about 10 years old. My guess is that it was in the newspaper and my Mom read it out loud to us during her Saturday morning breakfast toast-with-newspaper read. I saw it numerous times through about
posted by Nancy Milton in Communication
For years now, when teaching participants how to better connect with the person they are speaking with, I describe the three different types of questions you can use (closed, open, connecting) and what makes connecting more impactful. While a closed-ended question is fact confirming (often gives you a one word answer and is great
posted by Nancy Milton in Living Fundamentals, Self Help
Because of the topics I facilitate on (Leadership and Intentional Communication) I speak a lot about being present and holding the space for others. Something else I’m “big” on is vulnerability. I lead with it. I am it. I create the space for others to trust to be vulnerable as well. I also think it’s