During these times of “fake news,” polarizing issues, and the seemingly massive amount of information our brains take in on any given day, it can be easy to act according to our biases as a way to make sense of things and get through it all. After all, it’s a way for our brains to
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Name an athlete, musician, or any type of performer who has been able to excel without the support of a coach. This is my common response when people wonder why they might need a coach, whether it’s to up their own performance, gain clarity on their goals, or consider alternate approaches to situations that have
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Just because you may be thinking of retirement or semi-retirement (or at least perhaps not being as “go-go-go” in your career) doesn’t mean that you need to be on your own or lose your network. It’s still important in this phase of your life to maintain, and even increase, connections with people, not only for
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