I was taught that when a big challenge arises, attack it with problem-solving skills. And for years I prided myself on being a great problem solver, with skills honed through my first career in software development. However, one of my biggest life lessons was that...
Do you ever long to do something, but it keeps not happening? Look for the part of you that doesn't have the same agenda. Inner conflict often gets in the way of our best intentions. When we can't follow through on what we want to do, there's usually a part of us...
Do you long to find more fulfilling work, but you worry about ending up just as miserable at your next job? Or maybe it's another fear that is impacting you. Whether it's fear of making the wrong choice or something else, these worries can leave you feeling stuck....
When you make significant decisions, are they made from reactivity or from your purpose? Reflect back on your life from childhood onward. It’s likely that some decisions were consciously made, and others were made subconsciously. "I'll never be vulnerable in front...
Living in alignment with your purposeful flow feels fabulous. It's a place of deep authenticity, passion, power, and meaning. When you're living your higher purpose, what you're doing feels more fulfilling than anything else—and you're naturally better at it....
With the increasing polarization we’re seeing these days, many of us long for harmony. Yet what if this divisiveness offers hidden opportunities for growth, both individually and collectively? It has become clear to me how profoundly our view of the world depends...
Have you noticed that trying to get rid of the inner critic never works? It just goes underground and pops up in the most inconvenient times. Imagine instead having a heartfelt conversation with your inner critic. If you go in with open curiosity, you might find...
When challenges arise at work, it’s tempting to put your head down and push harder. But if this behavior leads to burnout, something needs to change. Sometimes it is time to change the environment, but that’s often not enough. I learned this lesson the hard way....
