Finding a Safety Net
With COVID raging out of control and uncertainty fueling the fire, our feelings have morphed into the gear of overwhelm. A health worker says he feels like he is […]
Smart Leaders Understand the Value of Self-Awareness
Self-awareness includes the ability to honestly appraise and understand your weaknesses as well as your strengths. Thoughtful self-reflection leads to freedom from negative habits and behaviors that stand in […]
Claim Your Freedom…
The Fourth of July represents the birth of the United States with the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Every July 4th we, as a […]
Never Let Any Circumstance Define You…Ever.
We frequently define ourselves and others by the different stages of life we’re in. Youth, middle age and old age seem to have accompanying built-in assumptions and definitions. Youth is […]
8 Steps for Powerful Connection and Engagement
In my first year of junior high school, I shared four classes with a girl I had never met before. We talked and found out she lived close to my […]
Our Loss of Privacy Might Just be Our Freedom
Today, it’s common to worry about cybersecurity threats, hacking and data breaches. We want our computer systems and personal data safe and protected from theft. However, there is another privacy […]
Step Out from Under Your Shadow
Who or what is following you? The “shadow side” of our personality is often referred to as our problem behaviors, negative thoughts and dark moods. Some people spend years running from […]
The #1 Quality Needed to be a Great Leader
Photo by Alexis, Pixabay A shortage of good leaders… Over the past few years I’ve heard repetitive complaints that there are a shortage of good leaders. There are a variety […]
A Simple, Time-tested Way to Reduce Your Fears
Have you ever seen a scary movie? One that keeps you on the edge of your seat with your heart racing? When you leave the theater and walk into […]
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