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By Shelle Rose CharvetRecently published1 topic

Sex, Diets and Success: The Failure of the Self-Help Movement

Lose over 20 pounds per month. Enhance your love life. Stop being a prisoner of your job. It’s all up to you. Here’s the miracle formula. And we’re going to give it to you for free. Goal-setting will change your life. Throw off the shackles of the shoulds in your life. If you only invest in one program this year, this is the one. Millions have turned their lives around. If someone like this could do it, so can you. Imagine making 40, 50 or 100 thousand dollars a month all from your own part-time internet business. This will make you irresistible to women.

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

2,260 views★ 3.2 (6)

By Shelle Rose CharvetRecently published1 topic

In an Economic Crisis, Get Out of Mental Hibe ation

The news is bad. Few are the days when any positive announcements are made. Job losses are announced by the thousands in many countries. Even if you turn the news off, the negativity still confronts you from everywhere. Many people are walking around with high levels of fear, anxiety and panic. Perhaps you or a family member has lost their job, or maybe you are just waiting for your job to be cut. It’s very hard not to feel hopeless and despairing. Even if you pride yourself on making up your own mind about what is real or not real, the negative messaging gets to you in the end.

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

1,545 views★ 4.0 (7)

By Shelle Rose CharvetRecently published1 topic

Whining and Connection Theory

The weather has been unusually bad this summer. Either rain or it’s too hot. Or too humid. And summer doesn’t last very long anyway. The price of gas goes up on long weekends. And don’t get me started on the dollar! When it hit + 10 percent over the US dollar last year I lost a huge amount on my big summer program. Hey, doesn’t this sound Canadian? To the outside ear, this may sound like whining, but what do they know? This is how Canadians connect!

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

1,632 views★ 2.9 (7)

By Shelle Rose CharvetApr 22, 20091 topic

How to Recover from Bloopers, Blunders and Faux Pas

The dictionary defines a faux pas, as a false step (which is the literal translation from French) or a breach of etiquette. A blunder is a stupid mistake, to move awkwardly or stumble or to utter stupidly or confusedly. Bloopers are defined as a clumsy mistake, especially one made in public. Have you ever had a day like that? How do you get your foot out of your mouth? Recently Harvard University President Lawrence Summers created a crisis by suggesting that women do not ha

Primary topic: Business Etiquette

Business Etiquette

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By Shelle Rose CharvetRecently published1 topic

The Feedback Sandwich Is Out To Lunch

Jodi is waiting for Marco to come to her office. Today is feedback day and she has the Feedback Sandwich formula open on her desk. Marco arrives and plunks himself down in the chair opposite Jodi, submitting himself reluctantly to what is about to occur. “I’m glad you’re here,” says Jodi, ...

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

3,913 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 20, 20121 topic

How Visualization Can Create Bad Judgement and Alte atives to Self Delusion

My coaching client Sophia had explored a business opportunity with a franchising organization and was very excited to tell me about it. It combined many of the activities that she found motivating; it would enable her to work from home, set her own schedule, work in a people job and use her communication skills. It seemed great. She could see herself doing all those things and being happy. Sofia contacted them to arrange attending their open house and was dismayed to find th

Primary topic: Integrity

2,661 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 25, 20121 topic

Get Out of Mental Hibe ation

The news is bad. Few are the days when any positive announcements are made. Job losses are announced by the thousands in many countries. Even if you turn the news off, the negativity still confronts you from everywhere. Many people are walking around with high levels of fear, anxiety and panic. Perhaps you or a family member has lost their job, or maybe you are just waiting for your job to be cut. It’s very hard not to feel hopeless and despairing. Even if you pride yourself

Primary topic: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

2,433 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetRecently published1 topic

Real Behavior Change: What does it take to break a habit?

Motivation, Reinforcement, Support and Accountability Behavior change is not merely a matter of knowledge or skill. If that were true, then all the information campaigns on how to improve your health would have made behavior-related illnesses a thing of the past. And birth control information would prevent teen pregnancies. Sadly, many people fail to create lasting change in their behavior and will repeat their failures over and over again in their lives. Have you ever tried to break a habit? Organizations, like people suffer from the same difficulty in shifting their behavior.

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

2,383 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetApr 22, 20091 topic

The Motivation First Aid Kit

During the economic downturn, the president of a company I worked with wasnabout to send an e-mail to his sales force to demonstrate empathy for howndifficult it had become to meet sales targets, saying that he would understand ifnthey didn't make their numbers this quarter. What he didn't realize was how hisnsales people would interpret that message into their behavior. If he was sonunderstanding, surely it would be okay if they didn't do that last appointment atnfive o'cloc

Primary topic: Motivational Products and Services

Motivational Products and Services

2,271 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 25, 20121 topic

Is your Workforce Proactive or Reactive?

PROACTIVE Proactive people initiate. They tend to act with little or no consideration; to jump into situations without thinking or analyzing. They may upset some people because they can bulldoze ahead with what they want to do. They are good at going out and getting the job done. They do not wait for others to initiate. REACTIVE Reactive people wait for others to initiate or until the situation is right before they act. They may consider and analyze without acting. They wa

Primary topic: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

2,125 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 25, 20121 topic

The Right Moment to Close the Sale

Jamie was listening patiently to his potential customer. George had said what he was looking for, why he wanted it and what would happen if he didn’t solve the problem soon. Jamie was eager to close the deal but couldn’t tell if now was the time to ask for the sale. Like Jamie, many sales people know there is a moment when people are ready to buy. They just don’t quite know how to identify it. Often it is because they’re listening for the clue, not watching for it. The tip o

Primary topic: Sales Training

2,114 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 25, 20121 topic

The Macho Test

Do you want a surefire strategy to convince skeptical people? Check this out Are you Macho? Not sure? Take the Macho Factor Quiz! (click on the link at the end of this article) One of the most irritating aspects of workplace politics is trying to convince someone who takes a Macho attitude. Everyone knows how hard it is to develop and share ideas with someone who knows it all or has to be the center of attention. When a person is running what we call a Macho Pattern they o

Primary topic: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

1,978 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 25, 20121 topic

The Psychology of Mac Versus PC

The Mac versus PC commercials have been playing on television in North America and elsewhere for quite some time. They are very engaging. Many people stop whatever they are doing to watch them. If you have not seen them, check out Mac versus PC on YouTube. They pose a challenge to Microsoft Windows and merchants of PC technology because they clearly and amusingly demonstrate the drawbacks for using a Windows operating system versus the Mac system. But why are they so powerful

Primary topic: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

1,939 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetNov 19, 20131 topic

Only God Can Demand Blind Faith

You have put considerable time into preparing your presentation. You want to make sure that your audience both understands your main points and comes to the right conclusions. How do you get them up to speed quickly, especially when you can predict that there will be some conscientious objectors in the group? Having worked in Europe for many years as a trainer, I had a chance to see different cultures and their presenting styles, as well as gaining an understanding of Canadi

Primary topic: Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)

1,847 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetApr 22, 20091 topic

The Trouble with Creative People

Have you ever noticed that some people do what is expected while others seem compelled to bend all the rules? And this is true, not only for people, but for whole cultures as well. What does the following riddle tell you about Canadian culture? Joke Alert! How do you get 25 Canadians to get out of a swimming pool? Ask them to get out of the pool! Yes, Canadians tend to do what they have been asked to do. What makes some people want to go around standard practice to find

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

1,786 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetRecently published1 topic

Influencing and Persuading Macho People at Work and At Home: The Macho Test

Are you Macho? Not sure? Take the Macho Factor Quiz! One of the most irritating aspects of day-to-day communication is trying to convince someone who takes a Macho attitude. Close colleagues are often dismayed to find that while amongst ourselves we can build on and critique each other's ideas, it is sometimes much more difficult to do this when others are involved.

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

1,757 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 20, 20121 topic

Motivating Yourself

Sometimes the hardest thing for people is finding a way to motivate themselves. They say they want to do something and they don’t do it. One of the most important things about getting yourself motivated and staying motivated is to know your own motivation triggers. For those of you who know me, you know a lot about my book, “Words That Change Minds” which talks about all these different motivation triggers. But, let’s talk about some specific things that are important to you

Primary topic: Motivation

1,331 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 25, 20121 topic

So Why Did She Stay?

“The first time anything violent happened my husband broke my nose and kicked me in the shins. We had been having dinner at a friend’s place and he had been drinking heavily all night. At midnight, after many attempts to get my husband to leave with me, I finally gave up, picked up our sleeping baby, put his coat on and said ‘Okay, I’m leaving.’ That’s when he lost it.” by Shelle Rose Charvet, January, 1996 She is assertive, articulate, professional and warm. She runs a busi

Primary topic: Domestic Violence and Abusive Relationships

Domestic Violence and Abusive Relationships

1,304 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetApr 26, 20071 topic

Sex, Diets & Success: The Failure of the Self-Help Movement

Lose over 20 pounds per month. Enhance your love life. Stop being a prisoner of your job. It’s all up to you. Here’s the miracle formula. And we’re going to give it to you for free. Goal-setting will change your life. Throw off the shackles of the shoulds in your life. If you only invest in one program this year, this is the one. Millions have turned their lives around. If someone like this could do it, so can you. Imagine making 40, 50 or 100 thousand dollars a month all fro

Primary topic: Communication Skills and Training

Communication Skills and Training

1,188 views

By Shelle Rose CharvetSep 25, 20121 topic

10 Tips for Surviving the Health Care System

"The good news is that your condition is pre-cancerous. The bad news is that it is untreatable and I strongly recommend that you have a mastectomy." "I'm sorry, what did you say was the good news?" The doctor's mouth continued to flap open and closed; I know he made sounds, but the words ..."The good news is that your condition is pre-cancerous. The bad news is that it is untreatable and I strongly recommend that you have a mastectomy." "I'm sorry, what did you say was the

Primary topic: Medical Advice and Resources

Medical Advice and Resources

1,110 views

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