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Episode 60: Start to Check In

by admin | Jun 22, 2020 | conscious, Diversity, leadership development, Podcast, Podcast, psychology

When something works for you, when it feels good and aligned with your goals and values, you need to name it, claim it and sustain it. Name It. Claim It. Sustain It.  When people hire coaches, or consultants, our work is to help you and your team do all three. Whether...

Episode #59: Start Retreating

by admin | Jun 4, 2020 | change management, community development, conscious, executive coaching, leadership development, mindset, personal development, Podcast, Podcast, psychology, wellness

“Let’s be honest about our modern-day social lives.  Busyness, overstimulation, automation, pressure to produce and disconnection run rampant in our adult routines. We are saturated in experiences of being partially present, moderately engaged, or half-heartedly...

Episode 56: Start to Stand For Something

by admin | Mar 26, 2020 | change management, community development, conscious, leadership development, meaningful living, mindset, personal development, Podcast, Podcast, psychology

We can create wellness and growth in this season of a LOT OF CHAOS! Our thoughts are just as contagious as our germs are…and so are the beliefs of what we stand for. Where do you want to see change the most right now? What needs to be dismantled, re-modeled, or...

Bonus Episode: Choosing to Slow Down…& (hopefully) Grow Up

by admin | Mar 21, 2020 | change management, conscious, meaningful living, personal development, Podcast, Podcast, vulnerability, wellness

 Social Distancing = the courage to slow down We are a culture always on the go. Many of us have resisted slowness and being at home for a long time. The average person in the US commutes 26 mins each way to work each day. That comprises NINE full days each year. For...

Episode 53: Start Using Words Powerfully

by admin | Feb 12, 2020 | change management, conscious, executive coaching, organizational effectiveness, personal development, Podcast, Podcast, psychology

On average, an adult uses over 7000 words a day. When is the last time someone said something to you at work and your attention peaked, your heart clapped or your body leaned forward? I’m sure you can easily think of a meeting where nothing one person shared was...

Episode 52: Stop Gossip

by admin | Jan 31, 2020 | conscious, executive coaching, financial success, leadership development, mindset, organizational effectiveness, personal development, Podcast, Podcast

Many of us like to interact and exchange. We like to give and receive. Information (typically in the form of words or images) is the main thing we exchange at work. Often, teams and individuals meet their needs for exchange in unhelpful ways through slander or gossip....
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