As someone who prides herself on being able to manage change, being an optimist, the last few months have challenged me to remain true to my mantra that change happens. We can always learn, change can be fun and exciting. Toward the end of last year, I decided it was [...]
Once would expect at a certain time of life that challenges with difficult people would either no longer bother us, or we’d be well versed in dealing/working with them. However, I’m finding even today, where I can pick and chose clients, friends and colleagues that that is not always so! [...]
Anxiety As we go back to work, we will all experience some emotion around the changes in our workplace. And, although we know that changes in how we interact with others must happen, it still affects us. We have gone through an experience that has never happened in our lifetime, [...]
In a group conversation this week, we used a lot of metaphors to describe where we felt we stood at present. I used a phrase from Leonard Cohen’s poem/song Atheum ‘There’s a crack, a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in’. I feel, I’m beginning to see the [...]
The title of this piece is a paraphrase of what Rick Steiner, PhD says, which is ‘Plans are ‘hopes’ waiting to happen’. Right now, your dreams may be small and generous, such as hoping /praying that the predictions for deaths in this pandemic are wrong, that there will be a [...]
Changes are happening day by day in these challenging times. How are you doing? Me, I have had a couple of days where I had slight meltdowns, panic as clients pull out of contracts, worried about their financial health, or feeling that they just aren’t able to focus on issues [...]
In the previous blog I spoke of fear, and the impact the ‘fear effect’ can have on us, both in mind, and throughout our body. Your greatest fear: Recently I asked on a number of 50+ women’s forums; ‘What is your greatest fear in growing old?’ The two highest responses [...]
Fear of: Not being brave, or of being timid; violence or being dismissed, ignored or laughed at. Being seen as of little worth or not interesting to those you want to like you. What about fear of being invisible or being alone, judged as a bad parent? Or in your [...]
