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I Advice - Relationships - 9 Sure-Fire Ways To Put Out Argument Flames
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In the wet towel vs. dirty dishes battle, the “Your Department vs. My Department” method of resolution works neatly. In
Okay so you've reached that milestone where you don't want to work any more-where ever that is- 60, 62, 65, 67-where ever and you want to plan the rest of your life. You have limited resources but you do have a home free and clear that you will live in for the rest of your life. You qualify for a reverse mortgage and decide to pursuit that idea. You have the mandatory counseling session, close on the loan and get all that money-NOW WHAT?"How do I love thee-let me count the ways…." as the saying goes. So does it go with how to spend the proceeds of a reverse mortgage home equity loan. As many ways as there are you can probably find one more. There are no restrictions on how the money can be used. It can be used any way you wish. You may select to get monthly payments, a lump sum upfront, or a line of credit that would allow you to draw on the account as you needed it or a combination of the three. If you select a line of credit with a "growing" credit line your available balance earns interest. A withdrawal at the beginning of the plan could be offset by the interest earned. The most common uses of the proceeds are:
85/15 Rule
Have a willingness to accept that 85% of what you want may be good enough when 100% is not possible. Arguments often erupt when one individual has a more resolute opinion or greater conviction on an issue or problem than the other. Banter flies back and forth. This type of disagreement can be nipped quickly with negotiation that gives the person who feels strongest on the discussion topic 85% of his/her desired outcome; the other settles for 15%.
This raises the question: “No fair. Why should I concede?” In solid relationships, over the course of time and with practice, the 85% acquisition flip-flops according to the subject matter. By applying the “85/15 Rule,” argument resolution becomes a balancing act that occurs almost naturally.
Your Department vs. My Department
A wife always fails to hang up her wet towel after showering. Her husband always leaves his dirty dishes in the sink. In every relationship, each person has quirks, habits and characteristics that annoy the other – and trigger disputes. (If you’re unable to quickly identify them in your own relationship, ask yourself “What am I constantly nagging him/her about?”) Usually these issues have been in existence since day one of the relationship, and as hard as we may try, we never change the other person. If left unattended, these things gnaw away at the relationship.
In the wet towel vs. dirty dishes battle, the “Your Department vs. My Department” method of resolution works neatly. In t
Earth Day was yesterday and I wanted to, in some way, pay homage to Mother Earth. I had to leave for work that night, so I decided to do a short little dedication ceremony. I created my magic space - the condensed version. I lit my Gaia candle , plus a God candle and a green candle as well. I meditated, taking in the earth's immanent energy and dedicated myself to Mother Earth, vowing to improve on my energy saving responsibilities, and generally just to do more for the planet.I have been watching the Discovery Channel series, " Planet Earth ". The dedicated photographers, journalists and staff worked on this series for five years. They have incredible footage of just about every climate, subclimate , topography, and animal species on earth. With the invention of a technologically advanced camera with a zoom power of up to two miles, they have video taped migratory animals as never before. They also have captured the obvious damage around the world, which global warming has wrought.I've always had a deep feeling for animals and the earth, but in the past few years my empathy has deepened to a level which leav
85/15 Rule
Have a willingness to accept that 85% of what you want may be good enough when 100% is not possible. Arguments often erupt when one individual has a more resolute opinion or greater conviction on an issue or problem than the other. Banter flies back and forth. This type of disagreement can be nipped quickly with negotiation that gives the person who feels strongest on the discussion topic 85% of his/her desired outcome; the other settles for 15%.
This raises the question: “No fair. Why should I concede?” In solid relationships, over the course of time and with practice, the 85% acquisition flip-flops according to the subject matter. By applying the “85/15 Rule,” argument resolution becomes a balancing act that occurs almost naturally.
Your Department vs. My Department
A wife always fails to hang up her wet towel after showering. Her husband always leaves his dirty dishes in the sink. In every relationship, each person has quirks, habits and characteristics that annoy the other – and trigger disputes. (If you’re unable to quickly identify them in your own relationship, ask yourself “What am I constantly nagging him/her about?”) Usually these issues have been in existence since day one of the relationship, and as hard as we may try, we never change the other person. If left unattended, these things gnaw away at the relationship.
In the wet towel vs. dirty dishes battle, the “Your Department vs. My Department” method of resolution works neatly. In
The Sales forecast is typically the starting point of the financial forecasting exercise. Most of the financial variables are projected in relation to the estimated level of Sales. Hence, the accuracy of the financial forecast when talking about investment property for Sales depends critically on the accuracy of the Sales forecast.Although the financial manager may participate in the process of developing the Sales forecast, the primary responsibility for it typically rests with the marketing department or the planning group. Sales forecasts may be prepared for varying planning horizons to serve different purposes. A Sales forecast for a period of 3-5 years, or for even longer durations, may be developed mainly to aid investment planning. A Sales forecast for a period of one year (and in some case two years) is the primary basis for the financial forecasting exercise. Sales forecasts for shorter durations (six months, three months, one month) may be prepared for facilitating working capital planning and cash budgeting.A wide range of Sales forecasting techniques and methods are available. They may be divided into t
This raises the question: “No fair. Why should I concede?” In solid relationships, over the course of time and with practice, the 85% acquisition flip-flops according to the subject matter. By applying the “85/15 Rule,” argument resolution becomes a balancing act that occurs almost naturally.
Your Department vs. My Department
A wife always fails to hang up her wet towel after showering. Her husband always leaves his dirty dishes in the sink. In every relationship, each person has quirks, habits and characteristics that annoy the other – and trigger disputes. (If you’re unable to quickly identify them in your own relationship, ask yourself “What am I constantly nagging him/her about?”) Usually these issues have been in existence since day one of the relationship, and as hard as we may try, we never change the other person. If left unattended, these things gnaw away at the relationship.
In the wet towel vs. dirty dishes battle, the “Your Department vs. My Department” method of resolution works neatly. In
Truth be told, search engine optimization (SEO) may not be for you.Regardless of the product or service and company size, SEO just may not be something you can handle – at least for now. If you fall into one of these areas, you may want to just skip the online marketing rage.1. You don’t want to edit your content. If you’re not willing to change your content, an SEO consultant really can’t do much to help you. Really, the keywords people use need to be in your content. It’s that simple.2. You love graphics – lots of graphics. Partial to graphics? Excellent. If you have plenty of business and a pretty Web site, SEO may not be in your future. Again, text helps – if you can work it into your Web site. But if you love static graphic or Flash and “skip” intro buttons, you may want to save SEO for another day.3. Pages short on copy. It’s not really a repeat of #2. We’ve some rather barren Web sites with hardly any graphics and not enough copy. Honestly, it sometimes seems like a hunting expedition may be needed to track down more than a paragraph. How many words do you nee
Your Department vs. My Department
A wife always fails to hang up her wet towel after showering. Her husband always leaves his dirty dishes in the sink. In every relationship, each person has quirks, habits and characteristics that annoy the other – and trigger disputes. (If you’re unable to quickly identify them in your own relationship, ask yourself “What am I constantly nagging him/her about?”) Usually these issues have been in existence since day one of the relationship, and as hard as we may try, we never change the other person. If left unattended, these things gnaw away at the relationship.
In the wet towel vs. dirty dishes battle, the “Your Department vs. My Department” method of resolution works neatly. In
Back in the 19th century, an Italian economist quantified the general relationship between a minority of producers and a majority of output. Sound familiar? The simplified version of Vilfredo Pareto's ratio, known as the 80/20 rule or the Pareto Principle, says that in most cases, 80% of production comes from 20% of producers.Quality guru J.M. Juran referred to Pareto's principle as "The Vital Few and the Trivial Many". If you are running a company the 80/20 rule has powerful implications for every area of your business.Pareto's postulate says 20% of your effort will generate 80% of your results. There is also a corollary: 20% of your results absorb 80% or your resources or efforts.The game is knowing which is the right 20% - distinguishing the Vital Few from The Trivial Many. 20% of your customers yield 80% or your revenues, and 20% of your customers yield 80% of your profit. But not necessarily the same 20%.Your sales force (even if it's just you) will intuitively spend more time with the top 20% customers, but will it be the right 20%? There is also likely to be a top 20% of customer types, a top 20
In the wet towel vs. dirty dishes battle, the “Your Department vs. My Department” method of resolution works neatly. In this type of conflict, the husband simply accepts that he’s going to be hanging up wet towels for many, many years and likewise, his wife accepts that she’s going to be rinsing and loading dirty dishes into the dishwasher for many, many years. End of subject. End of stress. End of nagging. When both parties “embrace” their partner’s shortcomings, arguments cease.
Apply Positive Reinforcement
“Positive reinforcement” is an adjunct of “Your Department vs. My Department” in the arena of argument resolution. On occasions when your partner does the task you’re wanting he/she to do, express appreciation with a verbal “thank you” or hug or gentle peck on the cheek. In behavioral science, this is referred to as “positive reinforcement.” Just as Shamu at Sea World is rewarded with lots of delicious fish for performing a “task” and he’s therefore pleased to do it over and over again, remarkably, you may find that your tokens of appreciation similarly increase your mate’s willingness to perform the sore-spot task! Voila! By replacing nagging with positive reinforcement, there is greater possibility that the wife will hang up her wet towels more frequently and the husband will more willingly load his dirty dishes in the dishwasher.
Strength + Weakness = Power
Another way to solve disagreements is merging individual strengths and weaknesses. Things that have the potential to become a confrontation are, instead, transformed into couple “power.”
In the heat of controversy, take a step back to boil down what’s really at issue. It may be that conflict has arisen because one person ha
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