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How Emotionally Intelligent People Use the 3 Question Rule to Get (and Give) Better Advice
My colleague Jeff Haden had a great take recently on the difference between advice and feedback. If I can summarize his distinction: It’s well worth reading the entire column. I’m grateful because it ...
Source: APG Graphics / Pexels I was recently watching Hulu’s Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, and I was fascinated by how quick the women are to give advice. These eight TikTok-famous influencers ...
The average American parent offers their child 114 pieces of unique financial advice per year, according to new research. However, parents admit their financial advice isn’t always used: respondents ...
Many of us know how intrusive and disheartening unsolicited advice can feel—even when it’s coming from a well-meaning place. Maybe it’s a colleague chiming in during a meeting to reinterpret the data ...
Parents aren’t sure how to steer their teens in the face of AI workplace upheaval. “There’s a panic,” say experts.
Giving advice to others gives us a sense of control and status, which may make us feel good but usually isn't all that helpful to the other person. Instead of giving advice, we can guide people to ...
Letter writer isn’t sure how to stop someone from plowing ahead with an oft-repeated story without being rude. We asked readers to channel their inner Carolyn Hax and answer this question. Some of the ...
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