Bring Out Your Best

We’ve all had the misfortune of an unflattering photo, a negative comment, or something more scandalous posted online. What do we do when there’s something on the web about us that we don’t want the world to see? Can it be undone?

Relationships are all about intimacy, touch, and responding to your partner. Some of us may feel overwhelmed by a partner’s constant need for physical affection, while others of us crave it.

Here’s how to make sure you and your partner find an equilibrium when it comes to touch—from the bedroom to handholding to PDA—getting on the same page ensures that you are getting the love you need and the touch and physical affection that you crave.

Birthdays, holidays and other occasions can come at inopportune times when you are dating. Maybe you started dating a few weeks before Christmas…or Valentine’s Day. (Yikes!) Maybe you aren’t sure if it’s too soon to invite your new boyfriend or girlfriend to be your date for a pal’s destination wedding, your family party, or your own birthday get-together.

Here’s how to tell if you can make someone your “plus one” and how to tackle gift giving when relationships are still new.

Are you going for satisfaction in your relationship?

Join Dr. Judith and Dr. Bob Wright as they offer excellent couples coaching to callers yearning to grow and engage in deeper connections.

Listeners today will be getting:

Two FREE Chapters from the book Transformed! The Science of Spectacular LivingThe Life Project Planner

Want to be on the show? Contact [email protected] with your name, number, and question!

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Join us today as Sasha Sekinger interviews Barbara Burgess, about how to get ahead by being a bitch.

Barbara Burgess is COO and CVRO (Chief Vision Realization Office) for Wright and the Wright Foundation for the Realization of Human Potential. A corporate consultant, coach, trainer, and specialist in the areas of transformational leadership, transformative education, marketing, and employee empowerment. Barbara has over 22 years’ experience marketing in a broad range of industries including healthcare, industrial supplies, association management, financial services, and consumer goods. 

Sasha is the head of business development (marketing and sales strategy) for all clients at the Wright Foundation for the Realization of Human Potential. She oversees speaking engagements for Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright as well as publicity opportunities for their faculty's speakers bureau. She onboards new clients through coordinating Foundations training, their introductory social emotional intelligence training. She manages a team of six spanning the university and institute client acquisition and retention.

Dr. Bob founded the Graduate Institute for the Realization of Human Potential and the Foundation for Transformational Leadership. Dr. Bob Wright’s degrees include a BA in Sociology, MA in Communications, MSW in Clinical Social Work, and a Doctorate in Education, Leadership, and Change.

http://www.transformweekendtraining.com

Everyone has experienced the dreaded “fix up” at some point. Why do people in relationships feel the need to play matchmaker for their single friends? Is it possible to find love on a blind date?

How to accept, politely (but firmly) decline, or deal with the aftermath of a fix up gone wrong, as well as the joys of a match that truly works!

We all have them. What workplace irritants really get under your skin? Is it gum chewers? Whistling coworkers? Your boss’ perfume?

When does an irritating behavior cross the line from just annoying to dangerous, harassment or just plain unprofessional?

Just like a child acting out for attention, some of us start conflict to get the attention of our partner. We have all known the couple that constantly argues (despite still obviously loving one another deeply)…maybe you ARE one of those couples.

What can you do to make sure that you aren’t simply picking fights for the sake of routine? How do you pick your battles, and let things go?

In today’s dating world there’s an all new set of tools and yes, there’s an app for that—from Tinder to Happen, to Tindog (really—it’s a dating app for pet owners) it seems that there’s plenty of ways to meet, hook up, or find someone. How has this changed the face of dating? Is it possible to meet someone the old fashioned way?

Join Wright for the “Bring Out Your Best” show on Dating and Relationships Wednesdays at 12:00PM CST and Careers Thursdays at 12:00PM CST. 

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Here’s how to keep the motivation and momentum going, and how to avoid ruminating on devising the “perfect plan.” 

Join Wright for the “Bring Out Your Best” show on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 12:00PM CST.

To learn more about Wright, follow us on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, or to get involved in our programs visit us at wrightliving.com.

 

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