Posted in confidence, goals, personal and professional development, tagged believing in yourself, desire, expectations, inspiration, personal development, should, want on October 26, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
How do you tell the difference between a want and a should? I posted this question on Facebook and received the following answers:
“When you reach your “should”, you only arrived because it’s what was expected, and you may be content with that. But, when you reach your “want”, it’s much more rewarding when you’ve arrived. [...]
Posted in changes, coaching, confidence, personal and professional development, tagged believing in yourself, changes, confidence, expression, growth, personal development, stretching out of your comfort zone on October 19, 2009 | 2 Comments »
I have been blogging for more than a year and writing articles for a several years, so I decided to compile a list of everything I have written. (I admit it, I love making lists)
A few things came up for me as I was doing this exercise. I remembered when I used to think (and say out loud) [...]
Posted in changes, goals, motivational, personal and professional development, success, tagged challenge, change, changes, growth, personal development, stretching out of your comfort zone on October 13, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Fall is my favorite season and one change I look forward to. The change I didn’t expect or like very much? Changes to my gym routine, especially the classes.
I love routines. They help me stay focused and on track. This is expecially true of going to the gym. I also love challenges, which is why I [...]
Posted in confidence, happiness, personal and professional development, self help, success, tagged enough money, enough time, just enough on October 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
My recent article, “Enough, that elusive measure” focuses on the dilemma many of us face of not having enough. We don’t have enough… time, enough sleep, enough money, or enough energy. We are not smart enough, thin enough, educated enough, we don’t know enough, or charge enough. When working with my clients I hear words like, [...]
