Peter Honey
By Peter Honey (March 2007 Issue)
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For ages now I have found myself feeling increasingly ambivalent about those ‘Five Ways To’ panels you often find in newspapers and magazines. They are everywhere. Five ways to become a motivational speaker, five ways to succeed at interviews, five ways to run a successful course, five ways to coach your staff. There is even one in my paper today about improving relationships. The five ways it recommends are:
- Listen to your partner
- Acknowledge his or her feelings
- Don’t criticise
- Be interested in your partner’s life
- Don’t react normally.
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