Yes, to stop all this dysfunction and improve our relational intelligence we must all be willing to subscribe to philosophy and practice of healthy relationship choices and the skills which will support those healthy choices.
This starts with you knowing yourself first and foremost!
How? Choose to take the time to marry your SELF first…and you’ll discover the following:

If you find yourself thinking you don’t have enough time to finish what must be done, much less time to productively contribute to the goals you want to accomplish, you may be overdue for a realistic time evaluation. Take a look at a simple exercise that can help you determine where your time is presently spent.
Do you manage your time or waste it little by little?
Most of us have very little concept of just how much time we fritter away. For instance, take a quick survey of how much time during the average week that you watch TV, surf the Internet, or any other time-consuming activity that may not directly contribute accomplishing your most desired goals.

Procrastination is not something that will go away easily once it plagues you in your life. Make a firm decision today to rid of procrastination in your life! In this article, we look into some great tips for overcoming procrastination.
If you constantly find
yourself avoiding getting your work done, even when it is due the next day, you
are probably procrastinating. If you find yourself doing so consistently for
more than a month, congratulations, you are a chronic procrastinator.

To be successful today, means that you must manage tomorrow and tomorrow’s tomorrow. The 21st century has a plethora of tools to make self-management much easier. However what ever tool that you use, you need to take the following action:
Make an appointment with yourself.
When you take the action to schedule time with yourself, you must also adopt some additional tactics.

1. Laugh a lot
Life can be a bowl of cherries if you look at it from the lighter side. There are things that can stress us out, but it is usually self-inflicted. The key to all of it is to laugh as if it is ridicules to even worry about. Laughing helps the immune system work at its best speed, eliminating those hormones that drain our system.

Sometimes just one good idea can revolutionize your life. Other times it’s a combination of good ideas that propels you to new heights of happiness and achievement.
A year or two ago I discovered a powerful procrastination busting concept. My only problem was that I forgot to use it.
About a week ago, I remembered how great this idea was and started using it on the spot. Then as I worked with it, I added some new twists of my own so that I could use it for additional activities throughout my entire day.

Part Four in the “Coming Into Your Own” Series
For most of us, the need to have productive and intimate relationships is very important. We work on improving our marriages and friendships and sometimes, although unproductively, we try to work on others, too.
We often think we will be happy when our relationships are happy. This thought process is really backwards. In other words, our relationships will be happier ones when we are happier with ourselves. A big piece in coming into your own is to have the courage to “go at it alone” for a while.

To be successful today, means that you must manage tomorrow and tomorrow’s tomorrow. The 21st century has a plethora of tools to make self-management much easier. However what ever tool that you use, you need to take the following action:
Make an appointment with yourself.
When you take the action to schedule time with yourself, you must also adopt some additional tactics.

The Day I Found the Lump
By Alex Blackwell
Part Three in the “Coming Into Your Own” Series
Sometimes in life we are given circumstances and conditions that are unwelcome and unfair. Going through particularly hard times can make us bitter and can cause us to feel victimized. However, there are no accidents without value. What this means is no matter what happens to us, we can find value in the event.
There’s no question it is difficult to find the meaning or value in an uncomfortable situation as you are encountering it, but when you step back and look at the outcome it produces, you can almost always find some measure of value.

While it’s true there can many factors that contribute to your unhappiness at work (a supervisor who does not listen, subordinates who try to undermine your decisions as well as ineffective meetings) always remember the real solution to change your current situation and to find happiness at work is to change your behavior and attitude. You must do this before you will begin to see any real change with your career.
