Where are you going?

While I was out speaking in Kelowna, I stopped in at the local Milestones restaurant for dinner.  I was greeted by my server who was very friendly and courteous. Dinner was great, and I headed back to my hotel.  Since the meal, and the food was so good, I decided to head back there again for dinner.

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You Don’t Suck

At my speaking engagement in Toronto this week, I noticed a gentleman really struggle with his Kolbe results. When he evaluated his results from the workshop I conducted, immediately saw the conflict between who he instinctively was, and

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Making Your Quirk Werk!

Do you have the freedom to be yourself, and work your way?  Do you take the time to think about what works best for you, or is it another trudging, yawning, “time to make the donuts” day?  If you sit and reflect, have you determined what really works for you?  Are you sure you’re really making your Quirk Werk?

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Doing it Forever

I was talking to a close friend of mine recently, and she was explaining how she was going through boxes of stuff that had been around for a long time. It was time to finally clean house, declutter, reorganize, and, well, spring is also a great time to

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Heather Murphy
Is Being Awesome Too Fluffy?

In recent speaking engagements, I have come across what I thought was a very interesting topic. Is being awesome too fluffy? In my presentations, I have people turn to the person beside them, point at them, look them in the eye, and then

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Heather Murphy
What can you count on?

Everyone has unique talents, strengths, and their own way of making it through the world. They wake up every morning ready to give of themselves their way.  Everyone wants to give it,

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Heather Murphy
What does it take?

In light of the horrendous tragedy that occurred recently in Saskatchewan with the Humboldt Bronco’s hockey team, I have been thinking about what it takes to bring people together.

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Heather Murphy
Genshai

Genshai is an ancient Hindi word that means. “you should NEVER treat yourself or another person in a manner that makes one feel small.”I came across this word the other day listening to a program, and it just struck me.

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Heather Murphy