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Frustration Can Drive Your Creativity

January 15, 2018 by Mary Motivator Rau-Foster

It is not unusual for us to encounter situations in our personal and professional lives that are frustrating or even result in feelings of anger. The cause of these frustrated feelings may be myriad, but what we do with those feelings of frustration can have a positive impact. Take the example of what happened when […]

Filed Under: Motivation, Problem solving

Failure to Communicate

November 20, 2017 by Mary Motivator Rau-Foster

“What We Have Here Is A Failure To Communicate” This quotation is from an old Paul Newman movie entitled, “Cool Hand Luke.” I don’t remember much about the movie, but I do remember that one line. This quote can also apply to the following scenarios. Mark and Emily agreed to meet for dinner at a […]

Filed Under: Conflict Resolution, Problem solving

Plan Your Life, Then Adjust

October 30, 2017 by Mary Motivator Rau-Foster

A man landed a job painting the yellow line down the center of the highway, by hand. After three days his foreman complained about the job he was doing. “Your first day out, you did great,” he said. “You painted that line for three miles. Your second day wasn’t bad. You painted two miles. But […]

Filed Under: Change, Problem solving

Learn From the Thorns in Your Life

July 24, 2017 by Mary Motivator Rau-Foster

We have a wonderful climbing rose near our front door that produces some really beautiful apricot colored roses. As I cut and prepared the roses for display as an arrangement this summer, I suffered many pricks from the thorns on their stems. Needless to say, I wondered if I would not have been better off […]

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