This Saturday, January 21st, I will be giving the keynote address at a conference in Pennington, New Jersey, devoted to people who are “in transition”—the new code name for “out of work” or “between jobs”. The conference starts at 8 a.m. and ends at 1 p.m. and includes a choice of workshops to help people…
I consulted last week with a financial advisor I’ll call Alex, who had two concerns: (1) He was feeling “overwhelmed”, and (2) he was not happy that his income was “inconsistent”. 2012 would be a great year for him, he told me, if he could only solve these two problems. I learned that Alex had
Happy New Year! In preparing to write this week’s article, I decided to look at the blog entries I’ve written in Januaries past. It was easy to find them—on my website, I just typed “resolution” into the search window on the top right. I found two different messages—the annually-recurring admonition to Stop Making Resolutions…and to
I hope you are getting the most you can out of this “season of miracles”. There’s always room for something more than you expected. I usually don’t post an article of any kind in the last week of December, but I was so astonished by how quickly my five 90-minute-coaching gifts were snatched up, that…
First, let me wish all of you who are a part of my e-letter family and any regular readers of my blog “Happy Holidays”, and a New Year filled with health, joy, and success. Trying to get a meaningful message out to everyone each week might be considered, by some, to be tedious work, but
My client, Scott, sent me the video link last week to a TED Talk by author Simon Sinek, explaining his “Golden Circle”. I’ve seen this video before, but for some reason, it had an even more powerful impact on me this time. “People don’t buy what you do,” Sinek explains. “They buy why you do
