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What would change your life for the better?
Read moreHave you ever thought about what skill or area of development would most change your life for the better? Sharing your thoughts can be the first step towards making positive changes in your life. It can help you clarify your goals and inspire you to take action. It can also spark ideas for how I can […]
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Trust By Connecting The Dots…
Read more(Reprint from Authentic Success Newsletter) “Again, you can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward. So you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. You have to trust in something — your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever.” -Steve Jobs, Stanford Commencement Speech, 2005 Have you noticed […]
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Fear In The Age of COVID-19
Read moreAs with any challenge, it’s important to remember that you have a choice of perspective. Choice is the one option that remains regardless of what the conditions take away. This truth is especially important to remember as you consider the unprecedented effects the pandemic has on our lives, our health and the economy. The virus […]
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How to Jumpstart Change
Read moreWhen you ask someone, “How’s it going?” Most people say “okay, getting by, managing alright.” It seems as though for most of us, there is so much to juggle that we hardly have time to think about developing a career and life experience that would have us shouting out an answer such as, “spectacular, outstanding, […]
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Want More? Choose More.
Read moreHaving more in our lives is about choosing more. Choosing more leads us to evaluate what actions it will take to realize our goals. It helps us look more clearly at what we want and decide what is worth our effort and what is not. It is a beautifully orchestrated system.
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How to Fail and Feel Good About It
Read moreWhat? Failure is such a taboo word in our culture. But when we’re making changes in our lives, we’re certain to fail as we try different strategies. The good news is every failure is a reason to celebrate! Why? Because it gives you a direct experience of what doesn’t work. It’s an excellent way to get clarity.
