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I wish you and yours a very Happy New Year. They’re calling the years from 2000-2009 the lost decade. I think of it as the ‘loss’ decade. But I’m rebooting for a better decade, and I invite you to do the same. I’ll be blogging about that shortly. Meanwhile… Thanks to my friend Jaime, [...]

The Art of Change Website Redesigned!

December 10, 2009

Here I am on vacation, and I decided to use it to take down my website and replace it with something more useful, navigable and manageable. This is your invitation to take the new site design for a spin and let me know what you think of it. You’ll find it at http://TheArtofChange.com

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Happy Thanksgiving From Dr. K

November 26, 2009

Thank you for the opportunity to make a positive difference in your life with my posts here on Dr. K’s Persuasive Communication and Life Skills blog. I wish you and yours a gratitude filled holiday!

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Change Is Gonna Come (to Dr. K’s Blogging Schedule)

September 30, 2009

That means Dr. K’s blog is more than two years old! I’ve already got close to 500 posts up, after maintaining a posting rate of three posts a week for virtually the entire duration of the blog. There are currently 777 comments on the blog, and I’ve appreciated every one of them, along with the email I’ve received the twitter and facebook responses I get regarding my posts.

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60 Years Old? Young? So Far, So Good… It’s my birthday and I’ll blog if I want to.

September 27, 2009

I know that the world has appeared to be coming to an end since it’s very beginning, and that things are actually getting better while they appear to be getting worse. I know it’s always darker before the dawn, and that my feelings serve me and empower me if I simply honor them.

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Bonus Lesson – Resistance Is A Result

August 28, 2009

Yes, some of the best ideas are met with resistance. But so are some of the worst ones. Important solutions fail to be implemented because of resistance. But that happens to ineffective solutions as well. When someone is resisting your persuasive communication attempts, you might gain an advantage by owning the phenomenon.

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