You know that feeling you get when after a long day, travel or even a bunch of errands say with rush hour traffic, you come home, sit down and it just feels so good to be home? Oh, right — there’s truth to the saying, “There’s no place like home.” Read More
The Ripple Effect and Returning Home Read More Here »
We’ve all danced with the dreaded and all-too-common ABCs: Accusation, Blame, and Criticism. It’s a familiar tango, isn’t it? Sometimes we do it. Sometimes it’s done to us! Here are some tips when you deliver an ABC, or better yet, when you sense the temptation… Read More
Relationship Harmony & the ABCs — When to Speak Up and When to Let It Go… Read More Here »
In this final installment of the “Conscious Leadership” series, my focus turns to the concept of “Evolve.” Decades ago, when I was embarking on my journey with embodiment and Emotional Mastery, I was initiating a pilot program in New York. A student, intrigued but seeking clarity, asked a wise and fundamental question: “Why are we doing this?” Read More
Conscious Leadership, Part 5: Evolve Read More Here »
Have you noticed a distinct reaction when the word “power” enters a conversation? It’s curious that it often makes people uneasy. Especially for those of us who are spiritual or dedicated to transformation. Here’s the catch: In order to empower others effectively, you must first allow yourself to be fully empowered. Sounds straightforward and logical, right? So, why the reluctance? Read More
Embody the Next Version of You – Curious about the concept of “embodiment” and its relevance to conscious leadership? Let’s break it down together. Read More
Conscious Leadership, Part 3: Embody the Next Version of You Read More Here »
For many, the answer to the question “Who’s the me I want to be” may feel like a distant goal, an aspiration that’s not quite within arm’s reach. That was true for me. As a terribly shy child, I had z-e-r-o self confidence. I knew in my mind that I wanted it. I surely knew in my heart that I wanted it. I did not know how to “BE” it. Confidence was outside my comfort zone. I tried and tried and tried, and it remained outside my reach. Read More
Conscious Leadership, Part 2: Neuroplasticity and Expanding My Comfort Zone Read More Here »
Have you ever wondered what it truly means to be a “conscious” leader? It’s a term that has evolved over time, and its definition has expanded beyond simply being awake and alive. In today’s context, “conscious” leadership encompasses qualities like being aware, mindful, intentional, concerned, and sensitive to others’ reactions. So, what does it take to become a “conscious” leader?, and is it possible that one can grow into this?
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Conscious Leadership, Part 1: The Journey and Your North Star Read More Here »
Have you noticed that our “new normal” is now changing at an ever-increasing pace? These are turbulent times, and knowing how to navigate them well has become essential. And then, we are empowered to make quality decisions and take actions that will achieve the best possible outcome for ourselves and those whose lives we touch… Read More
Empowered Leadership: A Ripple of Kindness in a Rapidly Changing World Read More Here »
It’s often been said that “soft skills” aren’t important enough to be a priority. I have to disagree. To me, they are essential! Before I knew “soft skills,” change, i.e., life*, was difficult. Until I figured out how to navigate my inner world, that is, my thoughts and feelings, the waters were churning and it was hard to find my way. It is “soft skills” that helped me find my way. They helped me connect on a deeper level to who I am, why I do what I do, and how to maintain the integrity of my life and business. Read More
Soft skills for hard times Read More Here »
Are you one of the many who rarely put yourself first? Being of such high service to others is a beautiful thing. Until, of course, it becomes “too much of a good thing.” And then what? You become so used to sacrificing what you really want, that it’s hard to know what it is… Read More
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