Congratulations!

Thank you to all who entered the scholarship contest for The Coaching Gym!

After careful deliberation, the guest judges and I are proud to announce Shana Einhorn as the recipient of the Full Scholarship!  We are equally as excited to announce that the winner of the partial-scholarship is Josiane!  (I will be in contact with you both in the next day or so to give you all the details and get you set-up and ready to go.)

There was no way I was going to be able to choose on my own. I want to work with ALL of you. Fortunately I had an ace team for a scholarship committee.  Special thanks to Fabeku Fatunmise (sound shaman), Curt Rice Ph.D (University Vice President/Norway), Allison Waggoner (attorney/HR Director) and Elizabeth Moorhead (ESL Teacher) for their analysis, careful consideration and willingness to help out.

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LAST CALL

You’ve heard about The Coaching Gym.

You want to become a member of The Coaching Gym.

You want some support.  I hear you!

Tonight is the last chance to enter to win a full or partial scholarship to The Coaching Gym.

To enter:

Tell me a little why you want to participate in the Coaching Gym in the comments section (on the Coaching Gym Page)  and what you believe the difference of having me coach you will make in your professional and/or personal life.

Remember, the Coaching Gym is ‘cut to the chase’ and all about solutions.  Why is it for you?

I will review your responses with my committee (aka- some trusted cyber-friends over cyber-tea) and I will announce the winners tomorrow!  Good luck og lykke til!

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A Gift to You

I want to be in service.  I want to help.  Here’s what I’m going to do:
I’m running a no-cost, anyone-can-participate, Mini-Coaching Gym
Friday, August, 27th, 11am-2pm PDT.
The Mini-No Cost-Coaching Gym is open from 11AM-2PM PDT.
You can call or Skype in from anywhere on the globe.
If you want support, help, a sounding board and, well, [...]

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Win a Coaching Gym Scholarship

The enthusiasm for the Coaching Gym has been great, if not humbling. Thank you.
There are so many more people who want to participate but some have mentioned it’s not in the financial cards right now.  I get it.
Not so long ago I won a scholarship to Andrea J. Lee’s “Wealthy Thought Leader” conference in [...]

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And let the changes begin!

Thanks for checking in with me.
So, there was a fork in the road.  And I’m taking it!  In a big, unexpected way.  I look forward to sharing (including my new website by the fantastically talented Amanda Farough, an incredible project with a cadre of soulful writers and creative leaders, etc… ) more and more.  I’ll start [...]

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Time to get Down and Dirty

It’s been awhile. Yes indeed.  Unless you were registered for the “Business as Lover Teleclass”, you haven’t heard from me.   What I’m happy to report is that I’m largely recovered from a substantial illness that knocked me out for most of the fall and winter.  This spring has afforded me more energy and now [...]

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From the guy who discovered the cure to polio.

” Matter at each level of complexity appears to consist of two interdependent, non-identical elements in dynamic interaction and in integral relation to each other.  It appears that an interacting, dynamic, asymmetrical binary relationship is the fundamental module of order in the cosmos.  I have the impression that the interactions in these systems underlie all [...]

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Now Winning Coaching is a Monthly Feature

I had such a lovely response to my drawing that I decided to make it a monthly feature!
Each month all subscribers to my newsletter (new and current) will be entered into a drawing.
The Prize: Two Coaching Sessions  (30-45 minutes each) A laser, leadership or difficult conversation coaching session- your call!  One call to get clear [...]

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The Space Between Dreams

How’s this for setting the tone for your Thanksgiving and holiday travels:  Call the people you’ll be visiting or hosting and ask them what they want. I’m not talking about presents (though in the end it may feel to someone like you’ve given them one) but hopes and dreams.  While I recommend this for any [...]

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Holidays and Family: More Cheer, Less Angst

Presenting the “Home for the Holidays Survival Program”
At the request of many I’ve put together the “Home for the Holidays Survival Program”.  For some us us the holidays are lovely yet can still be sprinkled with stress, dread and frustration.  After polling and interviewing clients and friends I’ve identified the following as big-time potential stressors [...]

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