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Tom Hanks Admits He often Lies to People
After Reader's Digest nominated the actor Tom Hanks as "the most trusted man in the world" (in 2013), on the Late Show David Letterman asked ...
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Research Shows Unsolicited Advice Doesn't Help
An article in The Wall Street Journal summarized a series of studies which proved what many people may know from experience—giving advice isn't ...
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Brutally Honest Rejection Letters
The website Business Insider ran an article titled "7 Brutally Honest Job Rejection Letters." Here are two examples of how not to confront someone. ...
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Botched Translation Leads to Tragedy
A good translation or translator really does matter. Professional translator Nataly Kelly tells the following story about what journalists have called ...
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Famous Actor Craved His Parents' Affirmation
Ben Kingsley, the Academy-Award winning actor who has starred in Iron Man 3, Hugo, Schindler's List, and Gandhi, still hasn't forgiven his parents ...
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Traffic Cop Gives Tickets but Avoids Complaints
By the very nature of the business, L.A. County traffic cops receive plenty of complaints about their work. After all, most motorists don't think ...
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Trapped Ice Climber Remembers His Father's Words
In June of 1992, Jim Davidson and Mike Price climbed Mt. Ranier. On the way down from the summit, the two climbers fell 80 feet through a snow bridge ...
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The Tone of Our Truth-Telling Makes All the Difference
"The tone of our truth-telling can build a wall or a bridge," said Ed Waltz.
Ed and his wife, Barb, from Ann Arbor, Michigan, should know. They ...
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Husband Discovers How His Wife Handled Their Conflicts
There was once a couple who had been married for 60 years. Throughout their life they had shared everything. They loved each other deeply. They had not ...
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Research Highlights the "Missing Ingredient"—Appreciation
Business researchers call it "the missing ingredient" or "the hidden accelerator." Most managers could transform their workplaces ...
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