What is your current relationship to failure? At a young age, most of us learn to see failure as something bad, something to avoid at all costs, something to be ashamed of. These judgments compel us to hide our failures, make excuses for them or ignore them altogether. And- what’s worse- is that failure or
You have a job. It’s fine. It pays the bills (or maybe it doesn’t). There are days when you derive some satisfaction from the work and the environment. There are other days when your alarm goes off in the morning, and you wake up with a pit in your stomach, dreading the workday ahead. You
One of my dearest friends is a highly accomplished pianist. She and I share a deep love of music. We often send each other links to pieces that we expect will incite tears. We are not sadists- I promise. Anyway, she told me to go see The Greatest Showman, and I think I actually scoffed.
You are insightful. You are introspective. You are tuned in and know what’s up. You regularly have “a-ha” moments in your life. These moments of awareness may even open up possibility for you. But perhaps you notice that the possibility is fleeting, and that light bulb dims shortly after it flashes its brightness, as you
Many of you know that I embarked on an intensive coach-training program last year. My main goal in this pursuit is to build a robust coaching practice, and I’ve realized too that I aim to transform my life in other- more personal- areas. I now have several amazing clients and am noticing how my work