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We all share a basic human need to feel "seen." It's wired into our DNA. So, remembering people's names, and using them is a lesson worth learning.

Give it a try. Get a simple journal. Write everyday consistently everyday for around ten minutes. Do it for a month, at least. Let me know what happens.

An actor, writer, director, producer, banjo-player, & one wild and crazy guy, he's entertained us for years. Here's some of what we can learn from his life.

Consider it an investment in their future (even if you end up walking it).

The assertive, but friendly e-mail strikes the balance. It's a strong statement asking for a definitive response without coming across as snarky.

These nonverbal cues may be having five times the impact on the "listener" as what you are actually saying. Make sure you know what you're communicating.

It's up to us to keep ourselves strong. Upside? When things do settle, perhaps we've learned some new habits that will serve us well.

Someone smart once said: "Mood follows action." Yes. Indeed it does.

There's a plethora of time-wasters we engage in on a daily basis that, when eliminated, can make us feel like we've gained the super power of stopping time.

The problem with allowing yourself to only be motivated by external factors, is that they inevitably change, come and go, or end. So then what?

Starting over allows you to create something completely different. Something you never thought possible. To me, that's part of what living well is all about.

Give it a try. Get a simple journal. Write everyday consistently everyday for around ten minutes. Do it for a month, at least. Let me know what happens.