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	<title>Comments on: Even Eloquent Words Are Empty Without Execution</title>
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		<title>By: Dr. Dennis O'Grady</title>
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		<description>HOW DO I TAP ON MY BRAKES WHEN I&#039;M MOVING TOO FAST?

DO TALK:

• Do tap on your brakes when your emotions are running hot.

• Do release yourself from the prison of perfectionism.

• Do listen more than you pontificate or lecture.

• Do hear negative feedback that resolves pesky problems which haunt you.

• Do escort the elephant in the room outside your front door.

• Do respond authentically to others instead of using &quot;knee-jerk-me-jerk&quot; reactions.

• Do pull out the tree from your own eye before you point out the toothpick in the other guy&#039;s eye.

• Do nurture yourself and reach out to others to &quot;depressurize&quot; when you&#039;re stressed out.

• Do use your character values (honesty, integrity, respect) as your compass when speeding along, lost in a fog of emotion.

• Do take the cotton out of your ears, especially if you are prone to trying too hard to be right, just to save face.

• Do make every effort to change and grow on a daily basis.

• Do have the first action, instead of having the last word.

• Do be a validator, instead of a villain.

• Do remember that God gave us one mouth and two ears for a very good reason!

• Do follow good communication driving rules, especially when you don&#039;t want to.

• Do slow down when your emotions are hot. 

Dennis E. O&#039;Grady, Psy.D.
www.drogrady.com
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<p>DO TALK:</p>
<p>• Do tap on your brakes when your emotions are running hot.</p>
<p>• Do release yourself from the prison of perfectionism.</p>
<p>• Do listen more than you pontificate or lecture.</p>
<p>• Do hear negative feedback that resolves pesky problems which haunt you.</p>
<p>• Do escort the elephant in the room outside your front door.</p>
<p>• Do respond authentically to others instead of using &#8220;knee-jerk-me-jerk&#8221; reactions.</p>
<p>• Do pull out the tree from your own eye before you point out the toothpick in the other guy&#8217;s eye.</p>
<p>• Do nurture yourself and reach out to others to &#8220;depressurize&#8221; when you&#8217;re stressed out.</p>
<p>• Do use your character values (honesty, integrity, respect) as your compass when speeding along, lost in a fog of emotion.</p>
<p>• Do take the cotton out of your ears, especially if you are prone to trying too hard to be right, just to save face.</p>
<p>• Do make every effort to change and grow on a daily basis.</p>
<p>• Do have the first action, instead of having the last word.</p>
<p>• Do be a validator, instead of a villain.</p>
<p>• Do remember that God gave us one mouth and two ears for a very good reason!</p>
<p>• Do follow good communication driving rules, especially when you don&#8217;t want to.</p>
<p>• Do slow down when your emotions are hot. </p>
<p>Dennis E. O&#8217;Grady, Psy.D.<br />
<a href="http://www.drogrady.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.drogrady.com</a><br />
(937) 428-0724</p>
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