Detail Oriented, or Overthinking?
“Overthinking” is my downloaded word of the day. I am learning to respond to downloads, intuitive hits and God-winks much quicker these days, so this morning, I dove into furious notes about overthinking.
How we can recognize an invitation to shift our perspective (Beau and the Butterfly)
Yesterday our new horse, a lanky Thoroughbred named, Beau took the rare opportunity to trot out an open gate and help himself to a tour of the neighborhood, with me following, of course, the entire [...]
Do You Know the Power of Your Story?
I recently heard a business associate tell a story of his teenage years when his plan for his life was threatened by a tumor. The type of tumor was rare, and the operation was tricky. [...]
How to get over Imposter Syndrome
Some estimates say that as much as 70% of people in the workplace feel they suffer from imposter syndrome at least part of the time! Even academy award-winning actress, director and producer, Jodie Foster has admitted, [...]
Exceeding Your Own Expectations
Put on your superhero cape, and let's talk about how you can exceed your own expectations!
Is the Art Of Conversation Dying?
A CBS news piece this morning shows a woman berating a flight attendant... you may have seen this. The reporter's "message" is that we should consider the consequences of uploading a video of someone behaving [...]
Your “Gut Feeling” Backed by Science!
Ever follow a gut feeling? Or wish you had? Successful business owners have admitted to using their “gut” to make important decisions in their business. But how often do we trust it? And will we [...]
Today’s Feminism, Would Mother Nature Approve?
There is a global shift happening, and we cannot help but to be aware of it; it’s a Feminine Awareness or Feminine Movement. In the workplace, we see a needed push for equality in [...]
Re-New-ed Perspective
This past season I was a bit quiet. It seemed there was a lot of tragedy this past holiday season, the most joyous time of the year, and my personal favorite season. We were not [...]