Today's post takes what can seem like wishing and magic and turns it into a mathematical and logical result. Yes, Goal Achievement. Note: If you do have not already committed to a solid 3-year vision that resonates right down to your toes, stop. Go back to that post and get "on purpose". Setting a goal [...]
Before we roll into 2020 with a new vision and a new decade, stop and have a good look at 2019. Celebrate all of the successes you created. Take time to give yourself positive feedback on the year you just manifested. What did you do well? Start listing! Don’t stop until you reach at least [...]
This question comes up a lot. What is a business coach? or How does business coaching work? This is often followed by: "I only ask because it seems like everyone says they are a coach these days." Okay, yes. That is a real issue. And it can be hard to describe exactly what I do [...]
New goals are exciting aren't they? They can also be daunting. One of the reasons that people hesitate to set new goals is the fear that they will fail. They will let themselves down. And a lurking belief that they don't have follow through. As with many debilitating Limiting Beliefs, this one is another simple [...]
Conflict? Conflict. Introverts avoid it, and we can be surprised to hear that Extroverts, generally, find conflict an engaging challenge. The levels of stress experienced by the same event are one of the things that defines our personalities, leading us toward some activities and away from others. What one feels as stressful, another embraces. We [...]
When you finally clear away the wrong-thinking, cliched nonsense about what makes a great sales person; when you clear up the twisted stereotypes of what an introvert actually is… You discover that introverts are some of the greatest entrepreneurs, leaders and yes, salespeople. Which is why, if you are an introvert, my 14 day challenge [...]
(MP3 Introvert Recharge available at the bottom of this post - please login to your free account for access) Sometimes introverts can withdraw from other people in a very self-protective way. This is a problem because introverts love people. And many introverts are at their best - creative, problem solving, resourceful - only when they [...]
When I was a little girl I wanted to be an archaeologist. I loved the appeal of mystery (without the danger. At that time, the Mummy movies didn’t exist). Literally uncovering clues by digging through the dirt. Figuring out how those people lived, what they cared about. Discovery! Brilliant treasures. Getting a glimpse into people’s [...]
Working with dynamic brilliant entrepreneurs is incredibly rewarding. One of the things I enjoy most is helping introverts recognize that being an introvert is a tremendous strength - not a problem. (Yes, I am an introvert!) What is a problem is what they have been told introvert means. What is a problem is what they [...]
All children are good if they can be. That is the premise of this book by Ross W. Greene. That when children explode - or implode - it is due to frustration around a skill they don't have...yet. Challenging kids are lacking the skills of flexibility, adaptability, frustration tolerance, and problem solving. The list of [...]
