The best way to mend a rift is to look for common ground. The fact that there was a time when you were once in complete agreement proves it was there in the first place.
Familiar answers have grown threadbare after years of wear and tear. What you need are some fresh solutions. Shop around for some.
You won’t like having to tell a certain know-it-all that he was right all along, but do it. It’s a small price to pay for good advice.
How can associates encourage you to take the initiative and then block you at every turn? Change is scary. It’s why you need to stay the course.
Are you doing everything you can to make a project a success? The more you put into it, the more you gain in the end. Remember that half measures yield half-baked results.
If you’re in for a penny then it stands to reason that the pound will follow. Avoid getting hooked all together and keep on walking.
