To Serve Others To Serve Others. The phrase has now become an earworm, like a song that just won’t go away. This has become my mantra as a result of a workshop for authors I attended. In order to understand what compelled us to write our book, the facilitator guided us through an exercise that…
Coping with Conflict It Doesn’t Always Mean War Conflict: is a part of our daily life. If you read or watch the news these days, you get a sense that everyone and everything is at war. It’s everpresent: at home, at work, in schools, governments, and in politics. It seems like our disagreements today have…
Same Words; Different Meaning (lessons from a teenager) In a previous blog, I talked about why words matter and how the word “should” often expresses the expectations of the speaker. The word automatically limits the acceptable responses from the listener. As I continue to coach new clients and grow my practice one thing has become crystal…
