Is Your Focus on the Task at Hand?

November 15, 2013

Is Your Focus on the Task at Hand? When you are in a profession where you are listening to other people frequently, your focus often gets so outwardly tuned that you don’t always listen to yourself.  It is over four years at this point that I completed my first coach training program and received my […]

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Addressing the Gaps in Your Life

October 30, 2013

Addressing the Gaps in Your Life Definition of GAPS – Every situation where you realize that there is a difference between your perception of something and another person’s, or your own perspective and true reality is a gap. GAPS are the greatest source of all frustration, stress, anxiety and even anger.   Types of Gaps […]

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“That’s Me!”

October 23, 2013

I was assisting my wife bring her bicycle out to her car to meet up with a friend to take a ride. I realized that I did not have my sneakers readily available to go outside to assist her. She mentioned to me a friend, who was once in her life, would come to her […]

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“Just Do It” Often Is The Answer To Those Inner Questions

October 11, 2013

I’m happy to say I often find my day full of activities. Whether it is coaching clients, facilitating a job hunt support group, going to a networking meeting, doing business for the coaching association, or my own personal errands it is rare that I find myself saying I have nothing to do. There are many […]

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Knowing When to Step Away from an “Obligation”

September 25, 2013

The word “obligation” as defined in the dictionary is a course someone is required to take whether legal or moral. For example, public officials have obligations to fulfill when they take an oath of office. Sometimes in a traditional sense obligations come to light if for example one is following the principles of a given […]

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