By Liz Bentley No one shows up to work and thinks, “Today, I am going to do a really bad job and annoy a lot

By Liz Bentley According to Martin Seligman, a leader in the field of positive psychology, gratitude is a primary trait of the happiest people. To

By Liz Bentley I was talking to my 13-year-old son the other night after he had just lost a close lacrosse game 10-8. They had

By Liz Bentley I was asked to run a seminar for a sales team recently and the CEO specifically requested that I include a segment

By Liz Bentley During the holiday season, we are all given a wonderful opportunity – that is, to observe and learn from different generations with

By Liz Bentley It’s so easy to quit – it really is easier than working through the pain and challenge of doing something that’s difficult.

Why we are all bad at listening and what we can do about it By Liz Bentley I am frequently brought into companies to help

By Liz Bentley This past summer when my tennis team was starting up, I asked a couple of teammates who should play court one –

Why it’s happening and what we can do about it By Liz Bentley Recently, I was getting frustrated with my children because when I asked

How to understand and make the most of feedback you receive By Liz Bentley Hindsight is 20/20, or so the famous saying goes. But is

By Liz Bentley I was recently working with a CEO who was trying to figure out what to do with a high level executive who

Understanding Why White Lies Turn To Gray By Liz Bentley Recently in my executive seminars and one-on-one work, the topic of lying has been coming

By Liz Bentley As Charles Darwin famously said, “It’s not the strongest who survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most adaptable to change.”