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Fools Rush In
We all panic sometimes, and that’s okay. So long as we don’t make decisions when we’re in that state.
Three Questions
One of the major failings of our time is that so many of us live without a clear intent or purpose. What is your mission statement?
Batteries Not Included
I don’t know what the exact nature of your business is, but I can tell you with absolute certainty what the key to it is: it’s about people.
Excess Baggage
Fear wears many guises, most of them not helpful for dating, or living for that matter.
Operating Instructions
Look, it’s okay to not know what you’re doing sometimes. We all, to some degree, feel uncertain.
Postcards From The Edge
I sometimes see clients who have given up on themselves. They may not be about to jump off a bridge, but they have fallen into the trap of thinking that their problems are so intractable that no solution or change is even possible.
Window Or Aisle Seat?
The mental qualities you need are all linked like a chain. If you give exercise a try and see results, even if it is as simple as feeling good that you got out the door, you’ll become motivated to repeat the exercise.
Becoming a Classic
A big part of success in any endeavor is learning to sing in uniquely your own voice.
But I Have To! Taking Back Personal Power
We make dozens of choices every day of our lives, but a large percentage of those choices are invisible to us. We often think that we have no choices, that we are victims of circumstance. This is the single biggest impediment to personal growth.
Square Peg Round Hole
For those who are true to themselves in spite of the naysayers, parental expectations, and societal pressures — the world is a vast and beautiful playground.
The New Rules of What-If
When it comes to making choices, we all do the best we can with the knowledge that we have, and then we must let go of the outcome.
Holding on to What Matters
The river of life is constantly in motion. Clinging to the shore will only ruin your nails, and make you exhausted.
