By Daniel Bobinski Before I share a few stories, let me first state that my formal education is how to create training from scratch on any...
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Investing in Employees – Your Greatest Asset
By Daniel Bobinski The scene was a hospital lab. A dozen medical technicians were at various machines, running tests that doctors had ordered for their patients. Ruth was at...
Learning to say “no” when your plate is full
By Daniel Bobinski Research shows that anywhere from 35 to 60 percent of people have difficulty saying “no” to others. Some people struggle with saying no because of...
Conflict Resolution 401: Conflict Resolution in Action
By Daniel Bobinski In my first column on this subject I wrote about the five universal fears and how they get in the way of conflict resolution. The second column reviewed...
Conflict Resolution 301: Five Steps to Conflict Resolution
By Daniel Bobinski This is the third in a four-part series on conflict resolution. In my first column on this subject I wrote about the five universal fears and how they get...
Conflict Resolution 201: The Skill of Listening
By Daniel Bobinski Editor’s note: This is the second in a four-part series on conflict resolution. In my last column, I wrote about the five universal fears and how they get...
Conflict Resolution 101: Minimizing Fears
By Daniel Bobinski Fear is a useful emotion. Why? Because it keeps us alive. The fear of becoming a hood ornament keeps us from stepping into fast-moving traffic. The fear...
Why Passion-Driven Teams Are So Rare
By Daniel Bobinski How’s your team doing? Is it focused and flowing, or does each day feel like a slog? My observations are that most teams today are nowhere near as...
What Can We Learn From The Wizard of Oz?
By Daniel Bobinski It’s been about 120 years since Frank L. Baum wrote, “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,” and about 80 years since “The Wizard of Oz” came to life on the silver...
Three Benefits of Being a Lifelong Learner
By Daniel Bobinski When it comes to what drives adults to learn, people tend to lean one of two ways. At one end of the spectrum are those who love to learn anything about...
