Who YOU Are Is HOW You Do Everything

Leaders and lawyers engaged in conflict resolution, please note - when you treat others with kindness, respect, and empathy, it signals to yourself that these qualities are part of your identity; they are who you are and who you aspire to be.


Confidence can be seen in how you interact with others. Confident individuals are more accepting of differing views and compassionate with themselves and those who disagree with them instead of feeling intimidated and hostile in proving they are 'right'.


Communicating with others is your opportunity to demonstrate your values - by being honest, kind, and understanding, you remind yourself of their importance to who you are and make it clear to those around you that these are who you are - that can be very influential.


At the same time, how you treat others also offers a glimpse into your emotional intelligence. Emotionally intelligent people are better able to read their own and other's emotions and respond appropriately, as well as being more attuned to their feelings and responses in a given situation.


This can lead to more productive, meaningful interactions, better relationships, and results overall.


How you interact with and communicate with others speaks volumes about who you are, your confidence, your values, and your emotional intelligence.


In today's world, it's unintelligent and costly to value cut-throat and hostile communication and interactions, even though often valued over kindness, empathy, and active listening in interactions and leadership.


These qualities are not weaknesses but essential for creating a positive and courageous work environment, where everyone does their best work, at mediations and for leaders in any business.


Maintaining these qualities can profoundly impact your and your colleague's well-being and improve overall results.


As a role model in a high-stress profession or role, it's crucial to prioritize these traits to be the best version of yourself as we strive for better and more...


Let's lead by example and create a positive impact on ourselves and those around us.