We ALL start in column A and make our way to column B over time. Like all good things, it's so painfully simple to see how much more effective is to operate from a place of empowerment.

If you're having a hard time trying to get someone in your team to stay motivated at work, try this approach.

I truly hope you have been able to slow down to rest and celebrate. And when the New Year rings in, I hope you raise a glass to all your work, your life, yourself right now.

One of the most consistent questions I hear most from clients is how to navigate difficult conversations. Here’s what it takes to become a great communicator in delicate situations

Not all thoughts are created equal. As we deepen our inner growth, we begin to be skilled at differentiating between what's "real" and what assumptions we make.

The way I interact with my kids, what I say, how I show up, truly shapes in real time their sense of self, who they believe they are, what they can do, what the world around them is like. We are conditioning our kids at every interaction.

It took me a while to understand that those tough moments, failures, rejections, trying experiences, heartbreaks, all had their purpose in shaping me who I am today.

No matter what age we are, we all hesitate to speak up sometimes. We're all afraid to expose ourselves. We all cave in sometimes. The only way to become more assertive is to experiment. To try it out. See how it feels.

Stay in that discomfort and learn what is it that you're feeling drawn to. Skepticism will show up. Frustration will show up. Choose to stay optimistic. Take action. There is no better time than now to begin.

One of the most common problems we solve in coaching sessions is communication skills and strategies. Here are some questions to ask yourself as you prepare for the conversation you know you ought to have.

There really aren't shortcuts when it comes to finding what fits YOU. The only shortcut I discovered is actually stopping and taking it all in. What have I always been interested in?

I realized recently that perhaps the reason it took me so long to figure out my calling was that I was looking for the wrong outcome. I wasn't actually looking for the right job.