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Free Career Articles and InspirationCareer Boost NewsletterArticles to Enhance your Career Written by Julie Cohen, Professional Certified Coach Do you find yourself saying “I’m sorry” too often at work? Have you noticed a pattern of prefacing feedback or sharing of your ideas with an “I’m sorry, but?” Clients often come to me noticing their overuse of this phrase and the negative impact it has on their professional stature. What place does saying “I’m sorry” have in the workplace? Words Matter The words that you communicate with tell more than just your message. These words also tell others about you and how you interact with your world. Here are some examples of the potential negative impact of over-apologizing:
Read Also: Career Tune-up: Maintaining your Professional Path Words That Inspire Click here to subscribe to Words that Inspire Written by Julie Cohen, Professional Certified Coach Dictionary*says: Now existing or in progress; being in view or at hand. What it REALLY means: Staying focused on what is currently happening in your life; living in 'the now' as opposed to the past or the future; the place where you exist, enjoy, impact and choose. Why it MATTERS? Being aware of where you 'spend your time' impacts your happiness and stress level. When your thoughts are in the past - rehashing a disappointment or wishing for how things used to be OR in the future - worrying about what is to come or hoping that things will get better, you are missing out on your PRESENT, your actual experiences. PRESENT in Action: I recently completed a Stress Manangement/Meditation Class. The instructor started the 8-week class by saying "All stress comes from time traveling...either worrying or fantasizing about the past or future." Over the two months of the course, I began to understand the power of this statement. When we choose to pay close attention to the PRESENT, stress is reduced. Read Also: ACTION! | How will you BLOSSOM? | Are you BREATHING? | CELEBRATE Today! Would you like to use our articles in your newsletter, blog, or website? Please visit our Attribution page to learn more.
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