The Reactor Factor: How to Handle difficult Work Situations Without Going Nuclear

As I watch the news relating the stories of the inappropriate actions of David and read the article in the New York Daily News, I am struck by the lack of personal responsibility and the poor choices people make. And did you pay attention to his reaction? Even on HBO?

How did we become a me, me, me, society? What happened to conflict resolution skills and personal development? Why do people feel entitled to act and say any way they want?

There seems to be no real penalty because the behavior has become acceptable. Celebrities and people in the public eye have a responsibility that few appear to acknowledge. Their behavior, the way they conduct themselves, the unacceptable statements they make, and how they conduct their personal life, become the standard and role model for many others.

The entitlement attitude in the workplace is killing success and business. Nobody owes anybody anything. If you, or people in your life, need an instruction manual, please check out The Reactor Factor: How to Handle Difficult Work Situations Without Going Nuclear, where steps are outlined to take control … even if you are laid off or "down on your luck." Check out the book trailer