Last week I talked about how fighting or resisting the robins on my porch was a waste of time and energy.

My spouse and I live in a log cabin on some acreage. We have all kinds of birds that visit, this year including lots of robins.

We’re doing something new at Dream Big Coaching…we’re offering an Enneagram Short Course!

One of the things many Type-A personalities don’t do is celebrate. I am the first to admit that I don’t celebrate much of anything.

I left my house early to go to my office and get a good ninety minutes of writing done. I realized I had the wrong footwear on.

Like many who are self-employed or work in sales, our work (and income) depends on numbers. We see the direct result of our work.

“I love a broad margin to my life.” ― Henry David Thoreau.I was sitting in a peer group and this quote was read aloud.

As leaders, we’re frequently given a platform to talk about the things that matter to us. Human trafficking is one of those issues for me.

March has been a really busy month for me, and it continues through the 31st. My life spaces often mirror my emotional state.

One of the reasons why I’m a coach is to help people reach their full potential. Each one of us has so much talent and skill.

One of the ways I’ve found helpful in cultivating self-love, self-awareness and decreased anxiety is through various forms of meditation.

Life (for many of us) has gotten heavy. It feels like the weight of the world is bearing down, trying to crush us.

I remember a time at the beginning of my engineering career when it became painfully clear that I needed to learn to write efficiently.

We all have that one article of clothing we refuse to get rid of, even when it makes us look exceptionally disheveled or destitute.

I’ve been reading a book in fits and starts called Primal Leadership, a book about the four key emotional intelligence skills for leaders.

Since officially starting Enneagram coaching work in December, I’ve been asked for resource recommendations about the Enneagram.

Am I making choices that will ease my discomfort now, to the downfall of my long term goals?

As I described in last week’s blog, my word for 2022 is nurture. At first I’m going to focus on nourishing myself.

When you look at the next month, quarter, or year, do you have a word or specific focus in mind for your activity?

Happy New Year from Dream Big Coaching LLC! There are many adages about not living in the past, and we can misinterpret them.