Communication – Personal Development – Business

This is very exciting and I hope you can join us!

Be sure to tune in Saturday, July 12 to www.kvtt.org 91.7.
Marsha will be interviewed by Dave Rawles of Career Solutions.
You can call with your comments and questions too!
Where: KVTT 91.7 FM Radio, “The Truth” www.kvtt.org

Time: 11 AM – 12 Noon (Central Time)

Live “On the Air” Questions for Dave:
877.232.4855 (Toll-free)

Other Listening Options: Previous Programs & Podcasts <http://t.pm0.net/s/c?6h.7qb1.3.4tr7.7p7>

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Sunday, July 13, Marsha will be on EMPLOYMENT RADIO 97.5 FM
The Ticket, ESPN Radio

“Business talk radio with an Employment focus” with Rick Gillis
WWW.RICKGILLIS.COM

Tags: difficult boss, difficult employees, difficult people, difficult relationships, personal responsibility by Marsha
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Today is our 15th Wedding Anniversary. I was thinking about why this relationship has lasted and others in my past have not. Here is my conclusion:

1. We made a pact early on to stay open to each others passions. That means Al goes to concerts and the theater with me, and I do his outdoor stuff. Make this a ground rule forever.
2. Understand financial goals, spending habits, investment risk parameters and more. The #1 reason relationships fall apart is financial problems. Have ongoing, open conversations about money.

Tags: awareness, communicate, communications, difficult relationships, listening, marriage, relationships, sanity by admin
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I’ve been asked to submit many articles lately, especially with the release of my book. Check out the latest article about Backstabbers posted at Women’s Media.

Writing the article reminded me that when we look at who we work with everyday, when we evaluate the 2008 elections or whatever our situation is – it is our personal responsibility to learn more and form our own opinions.

Don’t let anyone tell you someone else falls into a difficult behavior or a toxic person category. Learn for yourself. Gather information on your own, question, pay attention and take responsibility for creating your own thoughts.

Tags: awareness, Backstabbers, cooperation, dealing with difficult people, difficult relationships, Politics, x-rated behavior by Marsha
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Yikes. Bad behavior is permeating the airport terminal waiting area. Couples arguing, kids screaming, and just general rudness. Why? I truly it is because the graciousness of society is degrading at a spectacular rate because of the lack of interraction needed to run your life. Computers, cell phones, internet, DVR, and other technology eliminate the need to develop skills of kindness and caring.

As I sit here in the airport, I am making a promise to myself to be especially gracious to others - no matter what their behavior. There are so many difficult people here. How about you? Take this week to focus on being a great communicator, ask interesting and delving questions into what the other person cares about. NOT what is important to you.

Tags: bad behavior, calm, communications, dealing with difficult people, difficult people, difficult relationships, perception, sanity, self-centeredness by admin
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Maturity is underrated, misunderstood and in a downward spiral. Where will it all end. There is now a new name being given to a disorder that describes people who, in my opinion, don’t use their maturity. It’s called IED or Intermittent Emotional Disorder.

Is this the reason that toxic people and difficult people are on the rise?

More interesting information can be found here.

Tags: bad behavior, dealing with difficult people, difficult people, difficult relationships, perception, problem people, self-centeredness, Uncategorized by Marsha
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