In 2020 we're accepting compliments 👏
Reframing a compliment as an act of receiving a gift will keep you in the positive mindset of appreciating the gift giver as you reach forward to receive it.Why are modern mothers pretending to be perfect and what is that doing to our mental health?The more you practise, the more fluent you’ll become in the act of appreciative receiving. This is gravitas and presence at its most graceful. The next time someone gives you the gift of a compliment or praise, make their day and just say ‘thank you’.
Dr. Diana Theodores is an executive performance coach, speaker and Director of Theatre4Business. Her new book
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