Monthly Archives: August 2012
You Say Tomato, I Say Tomaaato
I love how different we all are. I was in a grocery store last week and saw these people all within 5 minutes of walking in the front door: 1. A mom with four little kids, all under the age of 6. 2. A girl with bright red hair, very black makeup and lots of … Continue reading
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Tagged coaching, confidence, courage, embrace your differences, fitting in
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Stuck in a Rut?
Growing up in New England, I remember winter storms. In particular, I recall a storm that started as slush and rain, then the temperatures dropped and it all froze. For nearly a week, all of the back roads were nothing but ice ruts – ruts made by tire tracks of the first cars to drive … Continue reading
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Tagged ability, courage, deepak chopra, greatness coaching, ice storm
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Enough of the Right Stuff
I remember as kids when we discovered something about ourselves that we didn’t like – wavy hair, long arms, soft fingernails, skinny feet – we would complain to our parents about what we inherited from them. Mom would quickly remind us of the exceptional things we also each inherited – great kindness, an analytical mind, … Continue reading
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Tagged attributes, culture, DNA, enough of the right stuff, great and happy life
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