How to pronounce “lafai” in English

Sylvia Lafair: Uh-huh. Okay. So we're learning about patterns.

Sylvia Lafair: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You'll see a lot of these patterns playing out in meetings, okay? Because we've all taken on roles in our families

Sylvia Lafair: That's good and Debbie Ford's work is really good.

Sylvia Lafair: Excellent. Yeah. It's called -- I'm going to repeat it, but

Sylvia Lafair: Yeah. Oh sure. Well then, let me put it this way.

Sylvia Lafair: That's very good. It began working with families.

Sylvia Lafair: Yeah. Beautiful. The patterns -- and they seem all to be in the neocortex -- are the patterns of altruism of sharing of higher-level communication.

Noel: Noel. Sylvia Lafair: Noel. All right. So, before I give you a surprise -- and I hope you'll like it -- tell me, what was it that made you be able to get up in front of

A long way. Sylvia Lafair: A long way. So you couldn't get up in the morning and say, "We're going to go to the beach just for the afternoon and come back.”

Colorado River. Sylvia Lafair: Okay. So now, think about this. If you're a kid, and your family is saying, "We're going to go take a trip, and we're going to see the ocean." Different here.

here, Dr. Sylvia Lafair. Sylvia is the president of Creative Energy Options, a global consulting company, focused on optimizing workplace relationships.

And, my friends, let's welcome Dr. Sylvia Lafair.