Team conflict can spell disaster for any business. Whether it’s bad communication, poor time management, unsuccessful delegation or unproductive feedback, if it’s an undesired behavior, you can likely ...

When one partner always needs to be right or refuses to see the other's perspective, it's a clear sign that the ego is at play Egotistic traits in a relationship can be subtle or glaringly obvious.

Many spiritual seekers spend years trying to “kill” their ego, believing this is the path to enlightenment. I’ve watched countless people struggle with this concept, fighting an internal battle they ...

Fear is a universal human experience, an emotion that is as much a part of our lives as joy, sadness, or anger. It’s a primal instinct that has been hardwired into our brains to protect us from ...

The Problem of the Ego When you take things personally, you allow many issues to consume your well-being. This way of thinking exhausts your energy with little good and a lot of stress and anxiety.

Everyone has an ego, it's what you do with it that counts most. It might be tempting to deny that you have an ego. After all, there's nothing flattering about being called "egotistical. But Laura Day, ...

Emotional maturity is at the heart of a positive relationship with others and ourselves. As Esther Perel puts it, “The quality of your life ultimately depends on the quality of your relationships.” ...

Darla Beam is a Conscious Business and Leadership Coach who empowers individuals to elevate their leadership and transform their lives. First, let’s clear up a common misconception: Ego is not ...

A new book is a journey for both reader and writer, and I got many surprises as my latest book, Digital Dharma, came together. The biggest surprise, which became the theme of the book, is how strong ...

An ego death lets you embody your true nature and allows you to return to your authentic self. It can be terrifying if you fight against it, but knowing the steps can help you understand and embrace ...

Early in my career, I couldn’t afford the luxury of an ego. That wasn’t a philosophical stance — it was a practical reality. I didn’t have a technical background, and I didn’t come into business with ...