Let’s not lose the Joy!
We are now into the Fall season in Canada. I live in the country and nature all around is starting to prepare for winter. I too am preparing, both the house and the property. Yet this year is a little different.
Yesterday I had 2 experiences that struck me:
One was when I was cleaning my windows – that’s something I do in the Fall around here. Many folks might say that’s a Spring job, but with ...
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A while ago I was watching snipits of the early auditions for American Idol. A 17 year old came into the audition room and was asked who her influences were. She mentioned an artist who was her “idol” and that she was signing a song by that artist. After starting to sing, she was asked to stop almost immediately. On her 3rd song choice, which happened to be from church, her real tone and personality came through. The judges spoke ...
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Everything is energy and that’s all there is to it. Match the frequency of the reality you want and you cannot help but get that reality. It can be no other way. This is not philosophy. This is physics. – Albert Einstein #quote
If you resonate with this quote by Albert Einstein, are tired of where you’re at, concerned about your future, or would just love some fresh ideas, sign up for my FREE Workshop on Wednesday, May 13! You’ll learn ...
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Last week, within a space of 2 days, I found myself involved in several conversations where the word “pivot” or “pivoting” was used. I hadn’t heard that in a while. New buzz words are here now, from “social distancing” (words that together might have been an oxymoron until COVID-19!), to “new normal”. Pivoting is not new, and I’ve noticed that it tends to show up in times of change. It appears to have been resurrected as we find ways to ...
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Recently I was giving a Q&A talk and was asked this question: How do you shift from fear, doubt or worry?
My response? The fastest way to shift our state, regardless of what it is, is through GRATITUDE.
Now, that may seem challenging in the situation we find ourselves. Everyone is isolating, and life is certainly not what we’ve known as “normal”. Yet this is not necessarily gratitude for the situation we find ourselves in, though there ...
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Hi everyone,
As you may have read, I’ve been a lawyer for 33 years. I’ve also been a coach with the Ontario Law Society and, prior to that, was part of the peer support network for the Ontario Lawyers Assistance Program. I’ve now been coaching for 13 years and work with some amazing programs!
So, let’s talk about a tool you can use to calibrate Fear.
What predominant fear (whether it be “defcon” or expressed as doubt, concern or worry) are you ...
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Are you looking for inspiration or something positive given the current global situation? In a collective moment when the world seems chaotic, and many things are on pause, we have a unique opportunity to turn up the volume on what we know matters. Its your time!
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We are living in unprecedented times, and that requires an unprecedented response. It isn’t “business as usual”, and if we’re honest, we know the “as usual” will never be the same as pre-COVID-19. This is a seminal moment.
Folks working in some sectors and industries are feeling stressed with too much work. Others are feeling stressed by insufficient work and bills coming in. And there are unseen elements in all of it, generating more fear, worry and the like.
So, I (like ...
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One of the principles I sometimes share is “Extra Grace Required”. At this point it looks like we may be self-isolating for longer than first expected. That means more time with family, which can be phenomenal (1 way or the other). I recently heard a family law lawyer interviewed and she mentioned there is often a rise in number of couples separating after the Christmas holidays and expects it to be similar here. That’s where “extra grace required” can ...
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Here we are in the month of November and some folks are engaged in planning for next year. On January 1 we not only step into a new year – we step into a new decade.
Wow!
So, I’d like to ask you a question: what are you planning so that you complete this year strong and enter the new decade with momentum? Do you have a vision for that, and what you’d like to achieve? If so, what is it?
Or, have you decided that there isn’t much ...
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