It Mostly Comes Down to Trust
This is an excerpt a client shared from a recruiting experience: “I was invited to interview for a high level marketing position with a company I frequent often. After being …
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Reframing Regret
A group of colleagues and I recently were discussing regret. As executive coaches we encounter a lot of clients getting stuck in an effort to avoid regret. I totally get …
The Joy of Procrastination
Procrastination gets a bad rap. Okay, let’s first acknowledge that not all procrastination is created equal. Procrastinating treating an exploding appendix is a bad idea. I am not talking about …
Valuing What We Do
I love this poem by Jonny Shapiro because it is such a nice reminder of valuing what we do, and of doing what we value. “I can’t seem to get …
Stability
I was in Russia in 2019. It was lively and vibrant – at least in St. Petersburg and Moscow where I spent most of my time. At a café some …
Self-doubt…..or not…..
What do you all think of this? Does society really profit from our self-doubt? As a self-doubter, this would certainly ring true. I wonder what non-self-doubters think? Is there even …