I got stopped. Perfectionism, procrastination, and not knowing how cost me a year of developing my business. Certain things I needed to do felt heavy, complicated, and difficult. That’s because I made them feel that way. You see, I had a thought where I told myself “I’m not a good writer”. That one simple thought has stopped me from starting many things in my professional and personal life. From my website content, to my bio for coaching sites, to articles on LinkedIn, and ev

I had the opportunity to visit the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show for a short day & half. I noticed hundreds of gadgets & software that sense & gather information to determine the current situation - products like cars that see 360 degrees, robots that sense people so that they don’t bump into them & clothing that can sense all your human vitals. This reminded me of what we do in coaching. As a leadership coach, a crucial piece of partnering with individuals to support them i

During our summer holiday to Greece, our family drove to Mount Olympus for an outdoor activity. We began our canyoning adventure by hiking up the steep mountain, then swimming, rappelling down mountainsides, and sliding and jumping off cliffs into the river. The nine of us who embarked on this adventure were decked out in gear to protect us from the chilly water, sharp rocks, and other potential hazards. With only a brief introduction and a few minor simulations of what to ex