By Kevin Brown | Bio
In
my previous post, I discussed showing up in conversation without
pre-formed conclusions about the person we are entering into
conversation with. While the post was directed to conversations with
those we provide care for, the article applies to any conversation that
we find ourselves in. Whether at home, work, in not-for-profit
organizations, at Church, or just in casual conversation with friends;
how we show up in conversation has a profound impact on our
relationships. [ Read More]
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 By Kevin Brown | Bio
There
was a time when ‘showing up’ for a meeting, an appointment, or a family
event left me thinking about being on time, what I must remember to
bring, or what I should wear. Increasingly though, I have been thinking
about how I ‘show up’ in conversation with the people I interact with.
I am talking about conversations with my work colleagues, fellow
churchgoers, friends, extended family members, my son, my wife, and
even with my God. When I began to consider how I show up for others in
conversation, I realized just how little attention I was giving to
being responsible in my conversations.[ Read More]
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By Kevin Brown | Bio
In last week's post,
I discussed how care for family Caregivers, especially when the
provision of care occurs over prolonged periods, can leave the
Caregiver drained of energy and in need of care themselves. I noted
that Caregivers should endeavor to maintain their own health, keep up
their social network, stay involved with family and share the
caregiving. One gentlemen responded with [ Read More]
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