the question to ask yourself
When it’s time for a change in direction, there is one essential question to ask yourself.
when what you get is not what you want
Sometimes what you want is not what you actually get. And that's OK.
the true measure of strength
The true measure of strength is based on who you lift up, not who you beat down.
keeping your balance
When the world feels off-kilter and things aren’t looking positive, how do you find steadiness?
getting back on track
Taking a break from something because you just aren’t feeling it…that is deeply OK.
grieving what you’ve lost
Just because a change feels right doesn’t mean it won’t hurt to release the old.
the risks of being yourself
Here’s an honest look at what might happen when you start to change.
write it all down
Feeling bad? You don’t have to wait for your next coaching or therapy session. Here’s a quick, free and easy tool to help you feel better quickly.
motion is lotion
Fluidity is not a mysterious gift that you only get when you’re young, lucky or well-rested, but something that you can practice and cultivate every day.
the willingness to fall apart
When I look back, learning how to fall apart was the best thing I did for myself.
go slow to go fast
In running and in life, it's not how fast you go that will determine how you perform. It's how little you slow down (or stop altogether). It’s all about sustainability.
why I don’t like the word ‘coach’
Today I’m opening up a can o’ worms. I want to talk about why I don’t like the word ‘coach’. Even though I call myself one.
the fear of being nothing
If success drives me, the fear of not being successful is truly terrifying.
finding your WHY
When it comes to creating something new in your life, it’s not the inspired moments that are challenging. It’s when you don’t have any reason to believe it can work.