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Sound like an unrealistic claim? I can assure you, there’s nothing unreal about this. In my 14 years as a professionally trained and ICF credentialed Coach, over 95% of the hundreds of clients I’ve coached would agree that working with … Continue reading →

Hiring a Coach, to those who have not yet had that experience, can be a bit of a mystery.  Here’s a basic primer on hiring a Coach.   Step # 1: Get clear why you are in the market for a … Continue reading →

You’re probably asking yourself what kind of question is this?  What does it mean to be a great coaching client, and why does it matter?  Let me explain: First, let’s be clear on what coaching really is.  Here are two … Continue reading →

Most of us have warm homes to live in, good food on the table every day, friends and family who are loving and supportive, careers we enjoy.  All in all, much to be grateful for.  And as it turns out, … Continue reading →

“LUCK is where OPPORTUNITY meets PREPARATION” I’ve always appreciated this quote.  Not sure who coined it.  But I recently heard the actor, Denzell Washington state it during a tribute award show, and I thought, “how appropriate for the work that … Continue reading →

You know that old expression “It’s just too good to be true”? Well, I had a client  a while back, whose job experience could pretty much be summed up with that expression. Here’s his story. He was a talented and … Continue reading →

What’s a mindset?  It’s a habitual pattern of thoughts, feeling and behaviors.  It provides us with a frame through which we see and experience the world.   It helps shape our limitations and our possibilities, and helps define our choices and … Continue reading →

Whether I’m working with an executive coaching client or a career coaching client, a mentor coaching client or helping a client prep for a job or school entrance interview, I find this quote to be particularly relevant and helpful to … Continue reading →

Joyful Networking!  I know… seems a bit like an oxymoron doesn’t it? But let me share a true story about someone who approached Networking not as a chore, but as a joyful adventure. Kristin (not her real name) worked for … Continue reading →

The following is an edited version of an article I was asked to write a a while back, for Nova Scotia Business Journal.    As I re-read it, I realized everything I wrote then is still applicable today. What is networking? … Continue reading →