Problems that cause us emotional trouble may need distance and detachment before they can be solved.
Are you ready to provide that distance?
What other solutions might you have?
How much distance is enough?
-- Doug Smith
Help your people develop their leadership, communication, and productivity skills. Contact me today at:
doug@dougsmithtraining.com
about scheduling a workshop or teleclass.
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A problem is a dynamic in search of a dance. -- doug smith
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The best leaders solve more problems than they cause. That may be more obvious than common. -- doug smith
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