by Robert C Robertson | Jul 11, 2020 | emotional fitness, Personal Development
“Emotional Fitness is like a muscle. If we don’t use a muscle, then we don’t have the benefit if its full capacity and range of movement.” ~ Robert C. Robertson It was such a pleasure to be interviewed by Cat Collucio as her Podcast guest. She starts by...
by Robert C Robertson | Apr 4, 2020 | Blog, Personal Development
Why Homeless Guy Turned Down a Free Motel I was going to the supermarket at Countdown but saw a massive queue, so I stopped to turn around and there was a homeless man sitting nearby. I stopped and said in a really low-key way “have you been to the city mission,...
by Robert C Robertson | Mar 29, 2020 | Blog, Leadership, Personal Development, Sports Culture
Benefits of Anger We Disown As the massive COVID-19 fear epidemic moves people into self-isolation, anger is a common emotion, both getting frustrated with not being able to do all the same things and maybe also annoyed with the people we live with. Today we look at...
by Robert C Robertson | Sep 23, 2018 | Blog, Leadership, Personal Development
Emotional Fitness is a newer term. Many people know about Emotional Intelligence, yet Emotional Fitness a subset of the broader category of Emotional Intelligence. As explained in the following table, Emotional Fitness is more focused on the internal use and...
by Robert C Robertson | Sep 5, 2018 | Leadership, Personal Development, Sports Culture, Uncategorized
In today’s more connected world of social media, the internet of things and the always-on smartphone, the evolution of leadership styles and communication has been significant over the years. With this greater transparency today, less acceptable is a dictator...
by Robert C Robertson | Oct 29, 2017 | Personal Development, Uncategorized
Fascinating Sunday TVNZ program tonight about Anxiety. Anxiety is a natural human reaction which most people experience at some point, yet normally people refer to anxiety as when it is an anxiety disorder, which can be debilitating, impacting our choices and...
