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Waterfalls: 20 Years Ago and Now
Do you remember yourself in 1995? Who were you then? What interested you, what troubled you? Who did you hope you would become in 20 years? If you could say
How to Choose
How do you make the best choice in a situation in which your decision has serious consequences? We’re not talking about ice cream flavors here, so let’s get serious and
How to Stop Feeling Like a Failure: 3 Practical Strategies
The latest from Mind Terrain Coaching: Making a major life transformation on your own is ridiculously hard. If you’re ready to work, though, and ready for
Odd but Effective Brain Connections for Boosting Productivity
Do you by chance see days of the week in color? What about seeing numbers or letters in color? How about getting a distinct smell associated with a specific
Best Strategy for Improving Your Personal “State of the Union”
Listening to President Obama’s State of the Union Address made me think of this: what are our rituals for evaluating our successes on regular basis, and setting inspiring agendas for the year?
Best Thing You Can Wish For
Between all the memories, obligations, presents, family gatherings, hopes, expectations, responsibilities and promises, this time of the year can feel hectic and stressful. Still, this time of the
What You’ve Never Done Before
I’m about to do something I’ve never done before. I’m inviting you to join me on an unusual, restorative, and magical journey, where you’ll learn something “off the
When to Choose the Easy Path
Let’s do a 30-second experiment. Ready? Grab a piece of paper and a pen, divide the paper into two columns, and label them “Easy Path” and “Hard Path”. Now, put
Are You Missing Out? Here’s How to Tell
(Please don’t miss the “Be the First to Know” update at the end of the article!) I ran into my ex-ex-ex-boyfriend and his beautiful wife in Manhattan. We chit-chatted a
“Corporate Talent Show? Not Me. Well, Maybe.”
Why does the work of some of the most talented people in a corporation stays under the radar? Why do people who have seemingly less talent, education or experience than
Expectations: to Have or Not to Have
I’m sure you’ve heard the expression “The key to happiness is low expectations”. It’s common wisdom, but is it really true? It seems to ring true: when you don’t expect much,
Worried While Waiting For News? Do These 5 Things.
Can you recall what it feels like to sit in a waiting room? A waiting room could be literal or metaphorical: … in a doctor’s waiting room, before an appointment
Can you achieve a life goal with unlimited support, coaching, and intuition in 6 months?
Do you ever wish for unlimited, personal, unconditional support? I’ve created a unique program that may work for you if you are focused on achieving a specific life goal, are
When Things Change
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What to Do When You Need a Change
Out of all the blog posts I’ve ever written, “50 Signs You Need a Change” post consistently gets the most traffic. Interestingly, the post comes up when people search for
Do People Change In a Relationship?
If you are looking for a short answer, and don’t feel like reading the whole article, here is the answer: no, people don’t change in relationships.
Feeling Safe When You Can’t Bullet-Proof Your Life
How do you construct a building so that it doesn’t fall after an airplane hits it? This safety question is prominently on the map now, but it wasn’t before 9/11.
Should Your New Year Resolution Be Realistic?
Do you wonder as you are making your New Year resolution: “Do my goals have to be realistic, or can I just write whatever I want?” Go ahead, write
How To Give The Perfect Gift
A few months before my 20th birthday, my Grandmother asked me what kind of Birthday present I would like. At that time, I was away in college. I would call Grandma
Making Choices After Life’s Hurricanes
I know that you’ve been through a hurricane or two in your life. I know that because no one is entitled to a hurricane-free life. Yet, today, I hope you