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Life Coaching: I attended John & Elizabeth Howe’s 50th Wedding Anniversary on December 29, 2007.
I mentioned to Elizabeth that I figured their secret to being happily married for 50 years was due to them actually “liking” each other at least 51% of the time. “Oh no,” she corrected me, “it’s at least 75% of the time.”
Love will get you started, but liking lasts forever!
(Original post: http://bit.ly/c1FDEY) Hearing how Gen. Stanley McChrystal flubbed the Rolling Stone article about him reminded me of something I’ve been meaning to say here, based on my experiences as an interviewee and interviewer. A few years ago, my PR company insisted that I train with a coach for an interview they set up for…
“Why do I attract crazy men???? Please someone, tell me why this happens??” A friend of mine recently asked this question on Facebook. She may have asked this question in jest, out of frustration, or she may even be looking for an honest answer. #1: Don’t offer somebody your phone number if you don’t want…
Let’s transform your light bulb into a Golden Nugget that will travel across space and time! It’s time to add your light bulb to the chandelier of the world. Join me this evening for a 30-minute live encore Webcast with real-world examples of Golden Nuggets – and how one, in particular, changed my life forever!…
Just because you’re offered 2 options – this VS that – does not mean you don’t have a third choice: YOURS! Hats off to my friend Stephanie Maynard for thinking beyond binary with this kick-ass Facebook post! “Everyone is updating their profile to declare their Batman or Superman alligence and I’m over here like #TeamBatwoman”…
Is there a modern equivalent to Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends & Influence People? I mean, c’mon, it was published way back in 1936. They barely had cars, electricity or TV back then. Heck, the era that AMC’s Mad Men portrays hadn’t even happened yet. There was no Internet, no e-commerce, no social media…
“… [each person] should look for the single spark of individuality that makes them different from other folks, and develop that for all they’re worth. Society and schools may try to iron it out of them; their tendency is to put us all in the same mold, but I say don’t let that spark be…
