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Here we are again in another New Year. You may be excited about advancing career opportunities, or anxious over pending work schedules, or possibly, even feeling the effects of the virus scare. New Year’s resolutions are made without enough realistic

What a year and we’re not out of it yet. Besides the virus running across the world, financial difficulties have affected many, causing distress. Remember that you still have control over your feelings and actions. How you channel all these

Many of you know that we provide coaching services to the aging industry, especially in the independent and assisted communities for executives and their staff. What you may not know is that we also provide coaching to anyone looking for

After all the uncertain events this year, you may be anxious about advancing career opportunities, pending work schedules, or possibly, even feeling boldness in your training routine for a spring marathon. As is customary in any new year’s planning, many

As many of you know, I lost my husband this year to a sudden stroke–hence, my lack of posting. As I return to the working world, thought this might help others that have had a loss too. This is by

This past January, we both attended a seminar on the components that contribute to happiness. As we listened to the participants’ voice their beliefs, one person said, “I thought I would be happy when I bought my first Mercedes. Then

Circumstances in our personal or professional life can change radically in a short term quarter, a single month, or even in one day. Normally, we can assess the situation and find an appropriate solution. However, events in our lives can

Have you ever watched people at the pharmacy or the bank spiral down into a self-absorbed world of their own creation? Recently in the grocery store, we observed a frantic woman demanding that a young stock clerk find beef broth