Inspired Thoughts

What lenses do you view the world through?  Is it curiosity, fear, anger, resentment, love? Whatever the goggles are (context) that you view the world through, they have a fairly predictable outcome.  If you view the world through the lenses of fear, you likely live a very controlled, self-limiting and judgmental life which looks, feels and smells like disappointment, mediocrity and excuses, and, if you view the world through the lens of curiosity, you likely live a very adve

Masters of intelligent communication recognize when they are partnering and when they are not.  When they are not, they are able to reframe and redirect their conversations in a way that opens the space for productive dialogue rather than communication breakdown mired in assumptions and conflict.  A Leader’s ability to shift their communication style from ‘I’ and ‘protect’ to ‘WE’ and ‘co-create’ will change the communication environment from one of low trust to one of high t

When was the last time you took full responsibility for how you showed up in your life?  In your career?  Your relationship with your significant other?  Your family and friends.  Taking full responsibility for how you act, speak and think in every interaction in life is a powerful way of showing up.  The greatest challenge I have found as a coach, human, wife, sister, mother is to allow the other person(s) to take full responsibility for how THEY are showing up as well.  In