Several years ago the Reader’s Digest published an article written by a frustrated housewife. Her day was the worst possible,[…]
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A Case Against Social Distancing
In recent months, the term social distancing has been at the forefront of conversations, commercials, and cautions from the government.[…]
Read moreWhy Opinions Can Be Dangerous
We live in a world inundated with news: New news, old news, real news, fake news, exaggerated news, good news,[…]
Read moreWhy Coaching and Socialism Don’t, Won’t, and Can’t Mesh
Coaching stands apart from other methods in that the person being coached is considered the expert in making decisions and[…]
Read moreFor Whom the Man Toils
A seasoned minister hired a coach to help him prepare for retirement. When his coach asked what he would like[…]
Read moreGetting A Second Opinion
Several months ago, I injured my knee while on a routine run. I nursed the knee for a few weeks[…]
Read moreLIVING TO SHOW
Who would have thought that selling a home could teach an eternal lesson? As my husband and I prepared to[…]
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THE POWER OF THE APOLOGY
What’s so hard about apologizing? Obviously, when pride is in the mix, it makes everything more difficult. But, offering an[…]
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Inconsistency, Hypocrisy . . . or something else?
Some time ago I was coaching a small business owner who was frustrated over reaching a standstill in growth and[…]
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Motivation – A Blessing and A Curse
Some friends and I were out for dinner when the conversation turned to the subject of teenagers. “I can’t believe[…]
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