Category Archives: Emotional Comebacks

Twitter Tutorial III: When to Share Your Emotions at Work

Posted on April 17, 2013 by Kathleen Reardon

Wearing our hearts on our sleeves at work is almost always a risk.  It can be a risk worth taking. After all, attribution research about how people formulate impressions tells us that people often like others who make mistakes and … Continue reading →

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Can You Spare a Compliment?

Posted on January 10, 2013 by Kathleen Reardon

I was listening to a segment the other day about high school students in Iowa sending compliments to fellow students via Twitter.  What a terrific concept!  After all, compliments cost us nothing but they are rarer than hens’ teeth in … Continue reading →

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Getting Too Wrapped Up in Negativity

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Kathleen Reardon

I recently wrote back to a “ponderer” who shared with me some issues that would surely be difficult to remove from anyone’s mind.  It just so happens that this week I’d been thinking about how much our comebacks are influenced by … Continue reading →

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When Pondering Goes Too Far

Posted on January 6, 2012 by Kathleen Reardon

Many of us are ponderers.  We take what someone said or a passing facial expression and dwell on it for hours if not days.  There’s much to be said for pondering.  It can lead to decisions that work — that … Continue reading →

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Why Republicans Get To Cry — continued

Posted on December 12, 2010 by Kathleen Reardon

On “Huffington Post” today, I posted a blog:  Why Republicans Get To Cry. The main point in that blog is that what seems to not be strategic often is exactly that. Otherwise, you have to wonder why John Boehner is … Continue reading →

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