When someone notices something you did well and compliments you on it, it feels good, right? It is a simple gesture that can be so impactful! When the compliment is heart-felt and genuine, it can give the receiver a boost of positivity – and motivation to continue to do great work. Make someone’s day I continue to do 1:1 coaching […]Read Post ›
I really hope this finds you well. It’s a tough time right now. I’m missing my connections with my friends and family and trying to make up it for it with frequent phone calls and video chats. I’m missing my freedom to just jump in the car and go. I’m missing my hair person. And […]Read Post ›
This is an unprecedented time. For many of us, the anxiety related to the uncertainty about our loved ones & our own physical and financial health is overwhelming. I’ve been dealing with that anxiety too. I find that one day is relatively good and the next day not so good and I’d like to stay […]Read Post ›
I just finished a great book, which came highly recommended by a fellow coach – The Surrender Experiment by Michael A Singer. From start to finish, it describes a path of purposefully surrendering to the moment. The author unintentionally started the experiment in order to quiet the chatter in his head. Essentially, he practiced taking […]Read Post ›
I hope you’re having an outstanding summer, despite the heat. My family & I spent some time at one of a kind Lake Tahoe earlier this month – what an incredibly serene place. And the view was well worth the hike! I want to share a valuable resource I discovered recently to help identify your […]Read Post ›
Do you, like me, feel like time is flying by too fast? It’s hard to believe we are almost half-way through the year already. My son turned 19 the other day. (Just another reminder that time is flying by!) He received some birthday cards in the mail, and one looked strange – I recognized the […]Read Post ›
I was an expert guest for this article by Lauren Schumacker, published September 26 2018 in Business Insider Leaving a job, no matter the reason, can be difficult and bittersweet. When possible, you’ll want to try to leave on good terms with your soon-to-be former employer and fellow employees. Here are some tips for leaving […]Read Post ›
I’d like to share some wisdom I found in watching the 1969 animated movie A Boy Named Charlie Brown with my son. In one scene, Charlie Brown told Lucy, the 5 cent psychiatrist, “I’ve never succeeded at anything in my whole life.” Lucy jumped in – “Charlie Brown – it’s true. I recognize your frailties, […]Read Post ›
