Instead of focusing on how things should play out, it might be wise to listen to the other party. You want to engage in teamwork, not a tug-of-war.
An opponent or rival sees the error of his ways. Be smart and have those release forms, court documents, and/or power of attorney papers ready to sign.
Sometimes the instinct for self-preservation gets in the way of spiritual evolution. Only you can decide if you’re fighting for something worth holding on to or if it’s time to let go.
You’re blessed with a wonderful circle of friends. Not only do they provide companionship and comfort, but there’s stimulating conversation as well.
People naturally trust you – and it’s not because you sugar coat things. You have a way of telling it like it is that’s both forthright and compassionate.
Say yes to a job interview and let the other party do the talking. The less you say, the more likely they’ll sweeten the offer on the table.
