Mastermind: Case Consultation and Business Development

There is synergy of energy, commitment, and excitement that participants bring to a Mastermind Group. The beauty of Mastermind Groups is that participants raise the bar by challenging each other to...

What are You Coaching: Trait or State?

Fundamental Attribution Error – what is it and why is it important? Despite the stuffy name, this is an extremely important concept for coaches to keep front and center as they work with clients. Dr...

Narratives – A Practice

Here’s something I’ve noticed. Its often challenging for coaches to be  both succinct and to “go deep” in establishing a client’s current narrative. And if the proffered current narrative doesn’t...

Dancing in the Dark: Part Two

“Before you can see the light, you have to deal with the darkness.” – Dan Millman Experience is precious. Let’s investigate it!  We explored curiosity in Part One.  Why is it so important in...

Breakthrough 2010

When you are ready to turn failed New Year’s resolutions into real breakthroughs (achieved outcomes) you need a commitment to yourself, your growth, your development. What makes Breakthrough 2010 work...

Passion is Power: Finding Yours

“Are you breathing just a little and calling it a life?” asks Mary Oliver in a famous poem.  What is your answer? And on a spectrum between  faint interest and rabid obsession  when are...

Tracking Intimacy: Getting Close to Your Partner

Do your relationships feel stale? Are you wondering where intimacy is hibernating? Are you experiencing the “blahs” when you long to feel engaged, engrossed and connected? The sparkle may have fizzled...

Communication 101 for Leaders

Whether we’re dealing with under-performing employees, challenging direct reports, negotiating with difficult clients or discussing breakdowns on projects, difficult conversations arise. Few leaders...

Language Reveals Our Reality: Food for Thought

The other day, two friends were discussing current projects at work. I listened to their conversation with curiosity. Joe described his project as “a battle” while Karen used “a journey” to describe...

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