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YouTube Channel: Prime Family Alert!: The Lost Art of Play
I’ve just uploaded my latest Prime Family Alert! video newsletter, The Lost Art of Play:
Read MoreBusiness: Are You a Stress Victim or Stress Master?
Stress is a truly unpleasant, potentially harmful, and decidedly unavoidable part of life in the business world; it just comes with the territory of climbing the corporate ladder. Yet, whether stress interferes with or facilitates your efforts in that climb depends on how well you understand it, your attitude toward it, and the tools you […]
Read MoreLatest News: Taylor quoted on NPR’s Marketplace
I was interviewed yesterday by Bob Moon, the Senior Business Correspondent for NPR’s Marketplace, for a segment about the psychology behind Bloomberg News coming out with another list of the world’s richest people. You can listen to the segment here.
Read MoreSports: Overcoming Frustration
Frustration may be your most significant obstacle to achieving your athletic goals. We’ve all experienced the feeling of frustration when we’re not able to do something as we pursue our goals; we feel stuck, we get uptight, and we have difficulty focusing. The best way I can describe the feeling is: AAARRGGHH!! It is a […]
Read MoreYouTube Channel: Prime Sport Alert!: Prime Sport Pyramid
I just uploaded my latest Prime Sport Alert! video newsletter, Prime Sport Pyramid:
Read MoreParenting: Have Consequences with “Bite”
Establishing reasonable expectations for your children in all aspects of their lives, including school, home, and family, is essential for raising children who are responsible, respectful, successful, and happy. But expectations without consequences are like a dog with a loud bark, but no bite; scary at first, but ultimately harmless. Consequences are what cause your […]
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