Tag: transformational coaching

Article on the Solar Eclipse

I’m camping in Hopkinsville KY to witness the solar eclipse – along with people from all over the world. The epicenter is right here and our setting is perfect! Since the auspiciousness of this event has so many implications, I’d like to share this article. Please read it and join me in paying attention to […]

What Are You Choosing – Love or Fear?

The events I experienced last weekend are in stark contrast to each other. I attended a loving celebration of life and my husband’s joyous concert while also tracking the horrifying news of hatred and fear in Charlottesville, VA. It made me aware that we have a responsibility to choose between love and fear. The choice […]

Are You An Unsung Hero?

I’ve just returned from training and consulting in Tulsa, Oklahoma and am humbled by the wonderful people doing great work there. This isn’t the first time I’ve felt this way – it seems everywhere I go I am awed by what I witness and learn. It’s the perfect antidote to the negative things we hear […]

How To STOP Secret Fears

How To STOP Secret Fears

We all do it. Look completely normal on the outside, like everything is fine and on the inside wage a battle with secret, fearful thoughts. It’s the nasty story line we tell ourselves that’s only aired when we feel desperate. Yet, it keeps us tied in knots and can interfere with our ability to be […]

Lessons From CUBA – Sixty Years After the REVOLUTION

Lessons From CUBA – Sixty Years After the REVOLUTION

It’s been two weeks since our trip to Cuba and I’m still pondering the experience. What we saw was an amazing study in contrast. 60 years post revolution, Cuba now exists in third world poverty, yet the Cuban people continue to exude a dignity, intelligence and tenacity for rising above and excelling in their circumstances […]

Lessons from CUBA – The Power of INSPIRATION

Lessons from CUBA – The Power of INSPIRATION

  I just returned from two weeks in Cuba, where I took a deep dive into their culture, thanks to the expertise of the fine people  associated with the Martin Luther King Center in Havana. Without wading into the complexity of Cuba’s political situation and our equally complex role in it, I’d like to point […]