10 Signs You’re Selling Yourself Short in Your Career
You probably do it so often that you don't even notice it. Sometimes you can be acting in this way because you believe it is supposed to be. After all,
Feeling Stuck? 3 Ways to Get Unstuck in Life
The statistics are really disheartening. According to a study that was conducted not too long ago, 69 percent of individuals feel that they are stuck in the same old pattern,
Coaching Leadership
It used to be that the best way to launch a successful career was to become an expert in a specific area of technology, function, or vocation. You needed to
How to Surprise Your Coaching Clients
Are you too predictable as a coach?
Any coach worth their salt will go to great lengths to establish themselves as someone who genuinely cares about their clients. In order to
Values: Why are they important?
Every aspect of our being is guided by our core values.
Hundreds of decisions are made every day, both by individuals and by businesses. Each choice we make is motivated by
RIDING THE WAVES OF AN EMOTION
What are Emotions?
Emotions are the responses that people have to things that happen or happen to them. The type of emotion a person experiences is determined by the circumstance that
Focusing and Elaborating in Coaching
“Being specific is very important. Life is lived specifically...it’s the details that count.”William O’Hanlon
Detailing and asking the right questions to get your client to elaborate on things are important skills
The Self-Actualizing Attitude
Maslow's concept in Motivation and Personality, published in 1954, was a game-changer since he had been a pioneer in the study of the positive aspects of human nature and positive
Why Attitude Affects Everything
If you're like me, you probably recall hearing, "I don't like that attitude, young lady!" from your instructors, parents, or even grandma at some point in your life. It's simple
Getting the NLP Attitude
Richard Bandler, co-creator of NLP, once defined NLP as an attitude: "NLP is an attitude, backed up by a methodology that leaves behind it a trail of techniques".
So, what is the