25 Great Articles on How to be Empathetic

February 7, 2010 by Gil Pizano · 4 Comments
Filed under: Leadership 

Empa­thy enables a per­son to estab­lish a con­nec­tion with oth­ers and is nec­es­sary for mutual inter­ac­tion and full com­pre­hen­sion of the expe­ri­ence. It is prob­a­bly one of the most impor­tant aspects of being a leader in every sit­u­a­tion. With­out it, a per­son is vir­tu­ally guar­an­teed to become out of touch with the envi­ron­ment, he or she is in. With­out empa­thy, a leader can­not lead. With­out empa­thy, a per­son can­not be in any type of mutu­ally ben­e­fi­cial rela­tion­ship. With­out empa­thy, a per­son is basi­cally ask­ing to be com­pletely alone in life.

Have you ever wished to be more empa­thetic in order to become a bet­ter leader? In order to have a bet­ter rela­tion­ship with a friend, loved one or colleague?

There are many great and free resources about empa­thy avail­able. Here are some great arti­cles, posts and videos that talk about empa­thy and it’s impor­tance in lead­er­ship, par­ent­ing and rela­tion­ships Read more

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Have any Favorite Sayings or Quotes that Inspire You? Share Them!

July 11, 2009 by Gil Pizano · 1 Comment
Filed under: Quotes and Sayings 

Do you have any favorite say­ings that inspire or moti­vate you? Why not share some of them! I have a habit of read­ing many per­sonal devel­op­ment and inspi­ra­tional books from which I’ve learned some fan­tas­tic say­ings. Some of my favorite say­ings include “The worst of all fears is the fear of liv­ing” by Theodore Roo­sevelt. Another is “The best way to cheer your­self is to try to cheer some­one else up” by Mark Twain. You never know when a par­tic­u­lar say­ing, or story will Read more

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