Confident decision making is a skill. Like any other skill, you can improve with time and practice. But it only works if you practice effectively. Your future is not a piñata. Taking random swings at life won’t get you anywhere. To make confident decisions, you need clarity and a plan. You need to act intentionally. …
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Does the very idea of making new friends in middle age make your stomach drop? Life lulls us into a false sense of security. We spend years talking to other parents at our kids’ sporting events, working with the same inner circle of people, and making small talk with our neighbors. …until midlife transitions, seriously …
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A client recently described her transition as “leading with a vision vs. leading in the dark.” Here’s what she was driving at – to lead ourselves and others effectively, we need to come from a place of clarity. When professionals initially contact me, most need more clarity and direction. They feel unhappy or dissatisfied in …
Is your midlife motivation meter critically low? Picture this: It’s your 50th birthday. Your coworker’s joke about you “being over the hill” or, even worse, “not buried under it… yet.” You smile and laugh along good-naturedly. You don’t want them to think you can’t take a joke, but it stings a little. Truthfully, you feel …
“Well, that was awkward.” “I can’t believe I said that.” “I wish I knew what to say!” These are just some of the thoughts that might come up while making a professional introduction at your new job or networking event. First thing first: it’s okay. The conversation was probably a lot less uncomfortable and inelegant …
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