Posts Tagged ‘Eric Edmeades’
Taking action and the Action Matrix
Posted by: Eric in Articles by Eric Edmeades on June 30th, 2009
How do you take action? Specifically, how do you decide to take action? How do you decide what to take action on?
The best way I have found to decide where to take action is described by Dr. Stephen Covey. Dr. Covey relates the use of a “quadrant system”. You see, every action in life can be classified by these two things: the level of importance, and the level of urgency. Read the rest of this entry »
Relationships and Communication
Posted by: Eric in Articles by Eric Edmeades on June 22nd, 2009
It could be said that communication is the single most important aspect of successful relationships. If it were said, I would agree with it. Unfortunately it is not said enough, probably because of ineffective communication.
Often in our relationships with our spouse, friends or business associates we are unclear in our communication, and in our listening. Read the rest of this entry »
HeartMath - When you measure something, it tends to improve.
Posted by: Eric in Articles by Eric Edmeades on June 15th, 2009
As you may remember from my April 27, 2009 article, “You Never Know”, I told you about how Elise and I met Howard Martin and Deborah Rozman, two of the founders and developers of HeartMath.
When Elise first mentioned HeartMath’s emWave Personal Stress Reliever®, I had no idea what she was talking about, and I assumed it was some new age gimmick or another. But when I met Howard and Deborah, that all changed – I was impressed and moved. Read the rest of this entry »
