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Let’s dig into this question just a little. Sure, a primary motivation for your work is to make money so you can live, and support those you love.  But I’ve […]

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I saw a great article the other day where Adam Berkowitz described how he created an opening for his ideal job.  It reminded me of the several times that I […]

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We all seem to think that “balance” is the ideal.  Work-life balance.  Balanced diet.  Even balanced spirituality. It’s a never-ending struggle. Let’s consider an alternative concept.  Balance implies being static, […]

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I was working with a close friend recently who just lost his job, so is now updating his résumé to support his job search efforts.  It’s not a particularly enjoyable […]

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It can be tough to like your job, much less love it. You’re putting your time and effort at the disposal of someone else, and they’re mostly just interested in […]

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Our furnace died on Saturday morning, and this was a cold, cold weekend. But this reinforces for me how thankful we should be for what we have.  Even though this […]

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I’m spending some time this week sending out Christmas cards to a lot of people who have given me support in my business this year.  There have been many challenges, […]

The dark cloud

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Some people have a dark cloud hanging over them, a reputation that continues to drag them down in their career. I had the chance to coach a lady who had […]

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I saw a very interesting interview in the Gallup Business Journal today: Creating the Job You Love. A Q&A with Shane J. Lopez, Ph.D., author of Making Hope Happen At […]

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Most of us have various organizations we volunteer for.  It could be for your kids’ athletic activities, your church, or a local charity. Usually we think of these in terms […]