What’s Normal?

February 15, 2012

What’s Normal?   The month of January was a very hectic time for me.  Between helping to get the newly populated Board of Directors of the local chapter of the coaching association I belong to off the ground, to providing administrative support for a charity dinner that I do annually each January, to selling a […]

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Is Coaching Something Which Works For You?

February 8, 2012

Is Coaching Something Which Works For You? The International Coaching Federation (ICF), one of the leading industry organizations for professional coaches, has designated the week of February 5th through 11th, International Coaching Week.  During this week coaches from all over the world are asked to help increase the awareness of the benefits of professional coaching […]

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Teaming with Others Often Strengthens Your Chances for Success

February 1, 2012

Teaming with Others Often Strengthens Your Chances for Success As the month of February begins, I turn the page on my “Motivations” calendar for 2012 and am greeted with a team of stampeding horses galloping along a snowy plain.  Underneath the picture lies the following quote, “A dynamic team is unstoppable.” Certainly it would take […]

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Make Getting the Next Interview Your Goal

January 25, 2012

Make Getting the Next Interview Your Goal Ask job seekers what their goal is in terms of their employment search most of them will tell you that it is “to get a job”.  While that certainly is the intent of the end result of their job search campaign, one of the early lessons I learned […]

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Libraries are Invaluable to Job Searchers

January 18, 2012

Libraries are Invaluable to Job Searchers It’s amazing to me how much of my time over the last year has been spent in public libraries.  Prior to becoming involved in my coaching practice, the last time I can remember being in a library with any regularity was when I was a student back in college.  […]

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