Rapport

Have you been perplexed by another person’s behavior? Have you wondered what to do or how to intervene? Have you been at a loss in certain situations? In this month’s newsletter, Robin Charbit explains why you get stuck and shares a helpful yet simple strategy.

“R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Find out what it means to me.” We are all likely familiar with this song by Aretha Franklin. You might know what respect means to you, but do you know what it means to others? This month’s newsletter explains how insights about your mind can help even though everyone will have a unique perspective.

We hope you and your family are staying safe and healthy during this resurgence of the virus. Here in the US we just came through a very contentious presidential election. The US is not the only place on the globe where disagreements arise. Listen to learn about how the brilliance of the mind can help […]

We hope you are enjoying the summer. (Apologies to our Southern Hemisphere friends.) By now, we bet you are all seasoned veterans of online meetings. At Insight Principles, this transition was initially awkward and unwelcome. However, as Robin Charbit describes below, we adapted, and were ultimately surprised by how well our online work evolved.

This month we respond to a question from one of our listeners.

A(nother) classic holiday story!

Listening can be effortless and easy. Less on your mind is all you need to succeed.

During the holidays, it seems we often find ourselves in situations with people who seem very different from ourselves. However, as Sandy Krot describes below, we’re actually wired more similarly than we think.

With holiday parties, shopping, travel, etc. added to the end of the year work deadlines, this is a busy time of year. Life can look loaded with “good reasons” to lose your cool, get stressed, and be grumpy. Here’s a story about another option. We hope you enjoy it.