
Reagan, Lincoln, RW and You
Study Ronald Reagan and Abraham Lincoln and you’ll learn a great deal about how to relate to your spouse, children, friends and co-workers. Both men

Study Ronald Reagan and Abraham Lincoln and you’ll learn a great deal about how to relate to your spouse, children, friends and co-workers. Both men

Your worldview is always operating in the background of daily life. It gives rise to the beliefs and values that guide your attitudes and behavior,

Years ago I completed a particularly sad divorce mediation. The husband had tried for years to meet his wife’s expectations, but she was adept at

When I graduated from college, I was hired by a medical R&D company that was developing an advanced kidney dialysis machine. Within one year I

I often warn people that when they start studying relational wisdom, real growth comes through “homework.” That’s what happened last week to a young woman

Rich, a dear friend of mine, had a horrible conflict with his neighbor, Cynthia. A property line dispute that began with debates in the back

When was the last time you did something that was so amazingly kind that others will remember your actions the rest of their lives? If

Before I became a lawyer, I worked as an engineer on a team that designed hemodialysis machines. While talking with patients going through dialysis, I
Without empathy, it’s hard to have real relationship. The good news is that since each of us has a natural capacity for developing and exercising

I’ve seen a lot of foolish behavior during my thirty-two years as a professional conciliator. Like the man who divorced his lovely wife to marry