By Wendy M Watson Most business advice assumes there is one correct way to build. You decide what you want to do.You create the structure.You execute consistently. That approach works well for many people. But it quietly fails others—not because they lack discipline or intelligence—but because they are building in the wrong sequence. There are […]
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As we absorb traits from our surroundings, including family, friends, and experiences, habits form unconsciously. The 70/20/10 Rule, originally in accounting, aids in discerning influential communication. By narrowing input to 10%, one can focus on meaningful influences, shaping intentional habits. Self-awareness revealed emotional and verbal habits, prompting a journey of change. Identifying triggers, adopting gratitude, and adjusting mindset improved relationships, with familial bonds strengthening. Encouraging self-reflection, the author suggests categorizing habits and replacing unwanted ones for a more intentional and mindful lifestyle.
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Divorce, toxic families, and personal turmoil shaped Wendy's communication into a forceful, often hurtful tool. A workplace intervention introduced the 70/20/10 Rule, revolutionizing her perspective. Realizing only 10% of communication was truly personal, Wendy transformed her approach. Now, intentional and empathetic, 70% of her communication serves the topic and person. Discover her journey and the transformative power of the 70/20/10 Rule.
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