What Energizes You?

June 24, 2015

What Energizes You? I tend to be a person who gets involved in the organizations I join.  That has only accentuated itself since starting my current career of coaching, although if I look back on my life it has always been present in one respect or another.  Often I do not mind doing so.  I […]

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Allow Others to Express Themselves

June 10, 2015

Allow Others to Express Themselves During the month of May, the International Coach Federation (ICF) celebrates International Coach Week.  The purpose of the week is to increase the awareness of the coaching profession and what it offers throughout the world.  My local chapter in New Jersey this year participated in three events with that purpose […]

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It’s Not Always Easy Letting Go

May 27, 2015

Noted organizational development consultant, William Bridges, in his model on change and transition talks about the concept of Endings, a Neutral Zone and Beginnings.  The individual experiencing them in their proper sequence and being open to letting each of them run their course, helps lead to more stress free transitions.  Knowing that fact, versus actually […]

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Reflections of a 60 Year Old

May 13, 2015

May of 2015 I reach the “milestone” of celebrating my 60th birthday.  A few who know that I am reaching that point in my life have asked me how I feel about that fact.  Obviously I have known it has been coming.  I tend to be a person even outside of things going on in […]

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Finding Your “Hidden” Treasure

April 22, 2015

Finding Your “Hidden” Treasure I am often surrounded by frustration.  That frustration can come from my clients, to those I meet in networking meetings or from family members.  What triggers the frustration?  It is often when those items that are immediately in front of them do not pan out the way they figure they will.  […]

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