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Author Archives: Lynda-Ross Vega
Perception and Biases – How they work together to create your reality
In all of our teaching programs about Perceptual Style, we strive to provide specific, practical application actions as well as information-rich content. The combination enhances the learning process.
Posted in Acquired Skills, Activity, Celebration, Change, Coaches, Communication, Conflict, Development, Disagreements, Diversity, Education, Entrepreneurs, Limitations, Listening, Loyality, Natural Skills, Networking, Opportunities, Perception, Perceptual Style, Perceptual Style Theory, Preference for Interaction, Productivity, Relationships, Strengths, Success, Talent Advantage, Talents
Tagged Communication, differing perceptions, Leadership, Leadership Development, Natural Skills, natural strengths, Natural Talents, Perception, perceptual style, perceptual style theory
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Building Relationships
Our grandson recently became engaged, and we are delighted! Ricardo and I celebrated the event with him and his bride-to-be at a special dinner and had a lovely evening, including lots of great conversation and laughs. At one point in … Continue reading
The Communication Conundrum
There are hundreds of communication theories, thousands of books on the topic, and millions of articles. You can pursue degrees in communication, choose from thousands of seminars and classes about communication, or engage in philosophical conversations about it with friends, … Continue reading
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What Would You Tell Your Younger Self?
Last weekend I watched The Adam Project on Netflix. If you haven’t seen or heard of it yet, it’s a comedy/action/adventure film about a time-traveling fighter pilot who, after accidentally crash-landing in 2022, teams up with his 12-year-old self in … Continue reading
Would you rather judge or be judged?
My sister and I have had several conversations about judgement lately. The context has been about the detrimental impact to people and communities— how harsh judgement fractures relationships and thwarts connection.
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The Gift of the Christmas Cookies
One of the traditions I grew up with and is still a part of my holiday season is baking cookies for Santa. I was about 5 years old the first time I remember baking Santa cookies with my mom. The … Continue reading
Our Book is Live on Amazon
After 30 years of talking about writing a book, we’ve finally done it! Unlock the Power of Your Perception is now live on Amazon in eBook and paperback formats!
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Negativity Bias
Why are we so quick to see our shortcomings and not our gifts?
So Many Reasons to be Thankful – including our Book!
As Thanksgiving approaches here in the U.S., I’m even more excited than usual, which is pretty darn excited because Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday! Great food, family time, football, no gift hassles – what’s not to like?
Who Cares About Perception
You should! Your perception creates your view of reality. Your perception is what forges your natural strengths and determines how you show up in the world. It’s what drives your relationships, influencing who the people are you enjoy and the … Continue reading