February Manager Alert

Written by Susan Dunn, MA, certified Emotional Intelligence Coach


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7. How allergies affect behavior

BE PREPARED: Remember that behavioral reactions to allergies vary from lethargy, dizzines and fatigue, to hyperactivity, aggression and acting out. Neither is optimal for office productivity or well-being. Is your office environment as allergy-friendly as possible? Do your homework here (http://www.aaaai.org/patients opicofthemonth/0201/default.stm ) and take action.

8. Check outrepparttar condition in your town at Pollen.com – http://www.pollen.com . BE PREPARED: Today, January 2,repparttar 104791 worst pollen counts are in Wichita Falls, Abilene, Austin and Waco, Texas, and Oklahoma City, OK. The best counts are in Aberdeen, SD, Akron-Canton, OH, Alamosa, CO, Albany, NY, and Allentown, PA.

You need to know - Central Paris is particularly bad in spring with tree pollen. In Italy tree pollen is bad in February. Tropical Islands are relatively pollen free except after a monsoon.

9. The best laid plans ...

BE PREPARED: By February 1st, many will have broken their New Year's Resolutions which is disheartening. This is nothing new forrepparttar 104792 manager, who is always creating a culture of emotional intelligence, and working on attitude, motivation, and resilience. What happens when you fail? You try again!

10. Time Off, Holidays

BE PREPARED: Absenteeism and disruption. Two holidays - Presidents Day and MLK Day. Then February 1 is Eid al-Adha,repparttar 104793 Feast of Sacrifice,repparttar 104794 most important feast ofrepparttar 104795 Muslim calendar; Valentine's Day; and then Ash Wednesday falls this year onrepparttar 104796 25th. Are you staffed? Have you set your policies? Are they in your manual, in writing?

©Susan Dunn, MA, certified Emotional Intelligence Coach, http://www.susandunn.cc . Coaching, distance learning, employee programs, eBook Library – http://www.webstrategies.cc/ebooklibrary.html . Create an emotionally intelligent office this year. Mailto:sdunn@susandunn.cc for FREE ezine. Put “EQ at Work” for subject line. To subscribe to daily tips on developing your EQ step-by-step, mailto:EQ4U-subscribe@yahoogroups.com .


A New Year...A New Beginning

Written by Livvie Matthews


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Every patient is an opportunity looking for a place to happen! Make it easy for your patients to give you their feedback. Include a survey once a week from patients seen that day. Oftenrepparttar information you receive will show direction and new opportunities forrepparttar 104790 practice. Look and listen for Opportunities!

The old saying "You can't seerepparttar 104791 forest forrepparttar 104792 trees" sometimes prevents us from seeing new opportunities for marketing and growing our business. Ask a patient or a team member, who's opinion you value, to comment on what you are doing or not doing.

They aren't seeingrepparttar 104793 same "trees" you are seeing and can offer a different view....they might even help you to be able to "seerepparttar 104794 forest"!

As you begin "writing" this new year don't lose site of balance. Remember to keep allrepparttar 104795 "pages" in perspective. From time to time you will need to turnrepparttar 104796 "pages" down, walk away and take time to enjoy life and everything that goes with it.

So, what do you want to "write" on your new page this year? It's all up to you! Just get your "keyboard" going, "write" one "word" after another and then--press "enter"!!! After all it's..... A New Year and A New Beginning!

Livvie Matthews, Business Office and Patient Relationship Specialist helps you FOCUS on narrowing the gap between your practice -- your business. Visit http://www.LivvieMatthews.com Business Office News mailto:subscribe@livviematthews.com


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