Category Archives: Career Focus
Why Your Client’s “To Do” List Isn’t Getting Done
As a coach, you’ll find that most clients come to you with a goal. They also come with the expectation that a “To Do” list of strategic actions will be the bridge between where they are now and where they … Continue reading
Be Like Einstein—Flunk Your Weaknesses
Einstein was brilliant, as we know. So brilliant that at the age of 16, two years earlier than his classmates, he sat for entrance exams to get into the prestigious Federal Polytechnic School in Zurich. But he flunked. Sort of. … Continue reading
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Indecision on an Important Decision? Some Wisdom from Ikea
I helped my daughter get settled in her first apartment recently. As an out-of-state student who lived in the dorms the prior two years, she didn’t have a stick of furniture to start with. Translation: time to visit Ikea! We … Continue reading
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Tagged brain based, brain-based coaching, career coaching, confidence, fight-flight, goal-setting, mindset, optimism, resolutions, Shifting from Stuck to Unstoppable
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