Living in times of change and uncertainty will always lead humanity to a place of reflection and evaluation of what is important in life, what really matters.
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Each and every one of us has our instincts, and if we trust them, they will always lead us in the right direction. Your instincts are the little voice inside of you that say,
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In the situation of an airline emergency, and if you were possibly paying attention to the pre- flight safety announcement, it is advised to put your own oxygen mask on first, before putting it on the person beside you in your care.
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A friend of mine, Jen shared a story with me that made me smile, and I would like to share it with you.
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When you look at your relationships, the people that surround you, the people that you let into your inner circle, are they helping you become a better version of yourself, or are they creating drama?
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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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Your mental energy is a precious resource. It’s something that is given to you everyday, but not to be squandered. How are you protecting your supply on a daily basis?
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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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We all love to hear a rousing, “Job Well Done!” But what is your cheer between your ears telling you? Let me introduce you to an interesting client I have been coaching recently, with her own unique story of hard work, triumph, and yet, inner struggle.
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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A clean desk is the sign of a sick mind, or is a messy desk the sign of a cluttered mind?It has been said that messy people are more creative. The fact is that none
Procrastination. Do you cringe when you hear that word? Does it trigger a familiar shame? What if procrastination was actually a strength? “Like hell!” you’d say. “I have been getting sh%t for procrastinating my entire life! How on God’s green earth could it be a strength?”
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While flying to Toronto recently, I struck up a conversation with the flight attendant. She mentioned that in one more day, she gets to go home and be with her kids, and then work on her garage. Her garage, I asked? Yes, it’s quite Zen
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