Surviving in a World of Conflicting Viewpoints

October 14, 2020

Surviving in a World of Conflicting Viewpoints I have been a coach now for 11 years. My coaching studies have been an excellent education for me. For one thing they made me very aware of the value of listening, and looking to practice it as often as I can. Another reality of my coaching studies […]

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Conflict vs. Drama

September 23, 2020

Conflict vs. Drama As I write this blog in mid-August 2020, for publication in September of 2020, I suspect that there will continue to be a great deal of conflict going on in the world around me. While frankly during this past year there continually has seemed to be conflict, why I expect an escalation […]

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Enjoying Getting Back to the Fundamentals

September 9, 2020

Enjoying Getting Back to the Fundamentals For almost 10 years now, I have facilitated a small job search support group at my local library in Maplewood, New Jersey. Attendees have come and attendees have gone during that time. Our format is usually to have a speaker on one aspect or another of job search transition. […]

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Missing the Routine I Had Come to Know

August 26, 2020

Missing the Routine I Had Come to Know One of the challenges that those that I meet or work with who move into job search face, particularly if their job has ended or has been eliminated, is being accountable for their own time and schedule. When we have employment to go to in a brick […]

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Remaining Aware to What Is Around You

August 12, 2020

Remaining Aware to What Is Around You When I remarried in 2009, I moved into the condominium of my wife, Carolina. Carolina’s condominium had 2 bedrooms, one which was for us for sleeping, and the other which she used for storage of various items. Knowing that I had been studying for my coaching certification and […]

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