Stop procrastinating and feel better!
Some people are good at procrastinating, putting things off or delivering at the last minute. We tell you why it is not good for your health and what you can do to change it.
Listen to resolve conflicts
It is important to listen to have a greater chance of resolving conflicts. Sometimes it can be difficult, this post tells you how to do it.
Listen and learn to create a good work environment
Lay the foundation for your new, improved work environment by setting aside time for communication and listening, both leaders – employees and employees in between. One way to do that is to encourage a learning environment.
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Talk to a stranger, there are benefits!
Easy or difficult to talk to a stranger For some, it’s as easy as it gets to start talking to someone you’ve never met, regardless of where you are, you say hello and ask a question or find out something about the weather and suddenly the conversation is on. Others find it difficult to talk
2 Let’s talk about stress, part 2
In this post we give tips on how to talk about stress in a structured way to create understanding in teams or between leaders and employees.
Lets talk about stress, part 1
Stress is a negatively charged word that many workplaces try not to talk about. But we at Walking Talking think it’s important to talk about stress because it can mean so many different things to different people and doesn’t have to be negative.
How to counteract involuntary loneliness in the workplace
When talking about involuntary loneliness, most people think of loneliness outside the workplace and that you spend a lot of your time alone without friends or family.
But involuntary loneliness also occurs in the workplace and can sometimes be difficult for others to detect.
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Humble leaders create safe organizations
Humble leaders create security in organizations, we tell you why it works.
3 tips for listening empathetically
To become an empathic listener you need to focus on the person that is talking – that also means to put a pause on your own thoughts or worries for a while.
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