by GSCA Member, Cecily Sharp-Whitehill
If we are offended — by anything — it’s a signal to take a hard look at the intention of the “offender.” If the “offender” intended to offend, our taking offense makes sense — and the speaker might need to know why.
If the “offender” spoke from naïveté or unempathetic […]
by GSCA Member, Jackie Simmons
“Thanks, I’m fine.” is what they say . . . “except when I’m not . . .” is what they’re thinking.
Note: the opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and are not intended to constitute or replace medical or legal advice. […]
by GSCA Member, Cecily Sharp-Whitehill
“I’m sorry.” I did or said something not-so-good. Did confess. Didn’t defend. Stopped some ratcheting up of anger, accusation, tendrils of frustration… Relief all around.
“I need help.” Different from directly asking for it. How come? The other person gets to totally decide both the “if” and the […]
by GSCA Member, Jackie Simmons
I know it’s here somewhere; I know that I saw it . . .
I’ve never been prone to losing things before, of course, I’ve never been so conflicted about what I’m searching for . . .
OK, OK, I’m searching for the flipping remote control for the talking […]
By GSCA Member, Jackie Simmons
The Abundance Equation looks like any other math problem.
There’s a total on the left side of the equal sign, represented by a medium-sized solid circle — “plate”.
On the right side of the equal sign are four medium circles/plates that are also solid and it’s obvious that the equation doesn’t balance.
Abundance […]
Many people dream of having their own business. It’s an idyllic dream where they only work when they want to, they only have to do the parts they enjoy, everyone works as a team, there are plenty of profits for them to take out of the business, and consumers love their product […]
If you search articles about coaching the “uncoachable”, you will notice many say “These clients aren’t worth the effort.” “Try to avoid those clients, and if you have them, accept that they are not ready for coaching; end the relationship.”
According to John Mattone, a globally respected leadership coach authority, it generally […]
by Gail Condrick, GSCA Member
As a Sacred Contracts consultant I work with 72 different archetypal personality and energy patterns to empower individuals ready to dive deep into their soul work and create a personal mission statement. Together we reveal your archetypes, recognizable patterns of behavior and personality that the collective consciousness understands on both […]
by Robyn Stratton-Berkessel
When you smile with a genuine, heartfelt, sincere, authentic smile, it is very different from a hurried stretch of the lips à la “smiley face — have a nice day” kind of smile.
The heartfelt smile is when the corners of your lips expand and turn up, the skin around your eyes gets crinkly, […]
As a coach or consultant, you can be a major influence in supporting your clients (and yourself as well) to achieve total well-being, both in body and in mind. But no matter how good a coach you may be, if your client is not as healthy as they possibly can be, their ability to put […]
