Feb

25

Failure and The Measure of Success

Category: Management, Personal Growth, Success | 10 Comments

Whatever we throw out the window when confronting failure determines the level of our success. 
I had this thought today while I was talking to a close friend of mine about a project we’re working on that seems to be failing.  The results we’re producing are pretty miserable as far as we can tell, and there’s a tremendous pull […]

Feb

20

Seeking Amends

Category: Communication Skills, Doctor Dot-Connector, Personal Growth, Relationship Advice | Leave a Comment

Dear Doctor Dot-Connector,
I need coaching in the following area:
Making amends with my sister and brother-in-law who after experiencing the brunt of my manic episode back in Dec. were unwilling to see me when they were in town today.
Coach away! Thank you for providing this awesome service!
-Seeking Amends
Seeking Amends,
You’re in a difficult spot, and […]

Feb

19

Serious Goals

Category: Doctor Dot-Connector, Money and Finance | Leave a Comment

Dear Doctor Dot-Connector,
I need coaching for going from over 30K in the red to 100K in the black within a year.
-Serious Goals
Serious Goals,
While the kind of monetary gain you’re talking about is entirely possible, it’s also very unlikely. That being the case, I recommend you give some real consideration to whether this is the […]

Feb

19

Carnival of Powerful Living - February 19, 2007

Category: Carnival of Powerful Living | 3 Comments

Welcome to the February 19, 2007 edition of the Carnival of Powerful Living!
Our carnival is picking up steam and notoriety these days.  Each edition, I get more and more posts from new authors and really great Blogs everywhere.  I’m honored to have so many partners working together to help people live powerful lives.   
Thank you to everyone who submitted a post for this […]

Feb

13

Getting Out of Debt (Part 3.5: More on Expenses)

Category: Money and Finance, Personal Growth | 3 Comments

My previous post in this series, Getting Out of Debt (Part 3: Reducing Expenses), covers some of the more obvious practices for reducing your expenses. The next piece of the puzzle involves some practices that are a bit more subtle. Usually, when I meet with new debt-coaching clients for the first time, I […]

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