By: Amandah
This is useful information, and I think it’s good for people to refer back to when making or considering making a change. Marianne Williamson is often quoted for saying, “Our greatest fear is that...
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I’m doing work I love – most of the time. Sometimes, however, I catch myself in a money crunch and I feel “I have to take this client.” Thanks for the reminder that I don’t have to take every client...
View ArticleBy: Susan Gregg
Hi Chris, I love reading your posts where ever they show up. As the saying goes even the longest journey begins with the first step. I remind myself often to separate the big tasks into small,...
View ArticleBy: Kathy Gottberg
Thanks for the great reminders. It is so important for us to take the time to consider what we really want before we start any step forward. Another good option is to ask ourselves–When is enough...
View ArticleBy: Maria
I have always found the naysayers to be difficult to handle particularly at the beginning of a new undertaking when you are having to learn so many new skills and are very unsure of yourself. (That’s...
View ArticleBy: David Hamilton | Everlution
My favorite point here has to be “tell a better narrative”. It’s something I use all the time in coaching people “is that the story you want to tell about yourself?” Love see narrative pop up, just...
View ArticleBy: wendy
Recently had an amazing opportunity fall into my lap and after a long and hard mental debate with myself, I turned it down. The people closest to me were shocked and confused but I knew, I had made the...
View ArticleBy: Angela Marchesani
Yes! With work, with relationships, with “amazing” opportunities, what we say “no” to is just as important to what we accept. Both options open and close doors, and the only way to know which to choose...
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