Logging Life’s Ventures
Letting Go, Making Space
If you ever had to work with someone you dislike I hope you handled yourself better than I did. It was my second job. Sharon
For Women Only: Awe, Flaws and Jaws
We all have insecurities and sometimes we need an intervention to stifle our snarky inner self. Point: there are people who regard you with awe.
Handling Loss When the Holidays Hit
Most people are in holiday mode right now, but if you are grieving any kind of loss or significant life change, you may be conflicted
Celebrating Life—After Death
Meeting my client for the first time, I am often hugged before being introduced to the family. At first, such intimacy from a stranger threw
Want to Love Your Life a Little More?
There are days we wake up bright eyed and bursting with energy while other times we pray for a day of sheet therapy. Here are
Don’t Divot, Pivot! Finding YES When Life Says NO
Two months ago, I had the pleasure of addressing the Golden Gate Breakfast Club in (yes) San Francisco. They asked for my life story; my
Make Every Day Game Day
I’m trying not to watch the Paris Olympics and failing. After all, it’s only every four years, and there is something spectacular about witnessing world
Lessons My Horses Taught Me
Who knew, that in achieving my childhood dream of becoming a horse owner, I would learn lasting truths that go far beyond riding. 1. As
In Praise of Small Bites
We all have so much to do, but so little time. At work, there are endless email queues, texts and calls, plus interruptions and unexpected
From Mind Full to Mindful—For Good
I once saw a cartoon of a guy and his dog watching a sunset. As cartoons go, each of them had a thought balloon. The
Confessions of a Slow Learner
In reviewing my personal history, these are by far the three biggest life lessons I’ve learned. It seems they came to me at a glacial
The Hard Truth About Soft Skills
Long ago, when the world held a tighter view about how workplaces should work, the phrase “soft skills” were demeaned, ignored or dismissed in the
Letting Go, Making Space
If you ever had to work with someone you dislike I hope you handled yourself better than I did. It was my second job. Sharon
For Women Only: Awe, Flaws and Jaws
We all have insecurities and sometimes we need an intervention to stifle our snarky inner self. Point: there are people who regard you with awe.
Handling Loss When the Holidays Hit
Most people are in holiday mode right now, but if you are grieving any kind of loss or significant life change, you may be conflicted
Celebrating Life—After Death
Meeting my client for the first time, I am often hugged before being introduced to the family. At first, such intimacy from a stranger threw
Want to Love Your Life a Little More?
There are days we wake up bright eyed and bursting with energy while other times we pray for a day of sheet therapy. Here are
Don’t Divot, Pivot! Finding YES When Life Says NO
Two months ago, I had the pleasure of addressing the Golden Gate Breakfast Club in (yes) San Francisco. They asked for my life story; my
Make Every Day Game Day
I’m trying not to watch the Paris Olympics and failing. After all, it’s only every four years, and there is something spectacular about witnessing world
Lessons My Horses Taught Me
Who knew, that in achieving my childhood dream of becoming a horse owner, I would learn lasting truths that go far beyond riding. 1. As
In Praise of Small Bites
We all have so much to do, but so little time. At work, there are endless email queues, texts and calls, plus interruptions and unexpected
From Mind Full to Mindful—For Good
I once saw a cartoon of a guy and his dog watching a sunset. As cartoons go, each of them had a thought balloon. The
Confessions of a Slow Learner
In reviewing my personal history, these are by far the three biggest life lessons I’ve learned. It seems they came to me at a glacial
The Hard Truth About Soft Skills
Long ago, when the world held a tighter view about how workplaces should work, the phrase “soft skills” were demeaned, ignored or dismissed in the
Five Ways To Put Some Spark In Your Life
Like getting a new haircut, sometimes we need to switch things up and try for a fresh, different approach to life and living. Here are
From Resolution to Evolution
The new year has begun. How is that resolution list doing? If not so well, there is still hope. If your list is lagging, how