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Is This The Real Thing? 5 Questions You Can Ask To Find Out If Your Relationship Is The One

Love isn’t easy. Oh, sure, falling in love is sometimes the easiest thing in the world – the catch of breath in your throat when

September 13, 2008

Are Your Projects Failing Because of Group Dynamics?

“If you’re working in a big group, you’re fighting human nature.” So says Nathan Zook in a recent article for 37 Signals. (http://www.37signals.com/svn/posts/995-if-youre-working-in-a-big-group- youre-fighting-human-nature). In

September 4, 2008

Children and Independence – How Much is Too Much?

On April 4th, 2008, Lenore Skenazy shocked readers of the New York Sun with her editorial, “Why I Let My 9-Year-Old Ride the Subway Alone.”

August 30, 2008

When the People We Love Take Different Paths

Life is change. This much we know. But sometimes we can be unprepared to face the magnitude of change that such growth can bring, especially

August 29, 2008

Freelancers Are Putting the “Co” Back Into Coworking

One of the first things you learn when you go freelance is that isolation can be a soul-killer. Dreams of sleeping late, working in your

August 28, 2008

Too Busy for Love? 3 Tips to Help You Find Your Soulmate in a Hectic World

If our culture is guilty of anything when it comes to the subject of love, it’s sending mixed messages. Don’t settle for less than your

August 23, 2008

Is Your Relationship Ready for Kids?

Children. It’s a big decision, some say the biggest you’ll ever make. People have kids for many reasons. For some, kids are life’s biggest blessing.

August 22, 2008

5 Steps To Move From Concern to Content

Many of us spend a lot of time being concerned about every aspect of our lives and often miss out on the sweet feeling of

August 21, 2008

Tips for Dealing with Workplace Politics

Oh, the joys of office skullduggery. Who said what, to whom. Who’s getting that special project and who’s getting shut out – and why. Who’s

August 20, 2008

Haunted by the Ghosts of Childhood

It is nice to assume everyone had a happy childhood filled with joy and laughter. Nurturing parents doted over every little accomplishment, offering words of

August 16, 2008

Develop a Support Network

It is virtually impossible to achieve any sort of work life balance without the assistance of a reliable support network. Today’s busy lives virtually demand

August 13, 2008

5 Qualities of Successful Relationships

How is it that some people can be married forever, yet never lose that bloom so often associated with budding romance? People who have sustained,

August 9, 2008

How Not to Talk Down to People

Ever hang up the phone and think “Wow, I feel a little insulted” but you’re not sure why? Ever get an email that just rubs

August 1, 2008

Exorcising Yourself of Emotional Vampires

You may not have heard the term before, but it is almost certain you have dealt with at least one emotional vampire in your life.

July 30, 2008

5 Signs It’s Time to Slow Down Fast

It wasn’t too long ago that I was close to hitting the breaking point in my own life – but I had no sense of

July 28, 2008

How Praise Inspires Others to Succeed

The power of praise has been scientifically documented to help children achieve more than they had believed, providing motivation for them to reach their goals

July 25, 2008

My Interview at Affirmawords: “What Inspires the People that Inspire Others?”

Many thanks to Michelle at the Affirmawords Blog for the opportunity to share my insights on the topic: “What Inspires the People that Inspire Others?”

July 19, 2008

Brazen Careerist Article – Career Coach’s Advice: 5 Tips for Setting Boundaries at Work

Thanks to Penelope Trunk, Ryan Healy, Dan Healy, Jay Wigley, and the Team at the Brazen Careerist for featuring my article 5 Tips for Setting

July 15, 2008