by DLCC Coach Nancy Turngren
How many of you think balance between work and “life” just isn’t possible? You’ve read the information on how to achieve this but are still thinking: ‘I’m just too busy; I don’t have enough time in the day to even think about balance’.
Well, there’s another way to think about it. It is called rhythm. [Read more…]
October. Time for spooky movies, haunted houses, and gory costumes. But even these Halloween traditions are not as scary those terrifying voices. You know the ones I’m talking about. Those voices that come from the shadows, that you can’t see, and that say the most vile, horrible things.
I’m talking about the voices that live in your head.
by DLCC Coach Brian Yaucher
According to Merriam-Webster, one definition of blind spot is “an area in which one fails to exercise judgment or discrimination”.
Discovering your blind spots
Is there something in your life that no matter what you do doesn’t seem to change? It might show up in your work, values, finances, relationships or health. Maybe it’s an area where you fail to exercise clear judgment?
When we identify and label our personal blind spots we begin to understand them, and this increases our self-awareness. Discovering our blind spots may be difficult but with the help of a trained professional, such as a life coach, you can begin to recognize and address them. [Read more…]
by DLCC Coach Ndidi Yaucher
My family is excited about the spring season. Not only do we get longer days, warmer weather, and fresher air, but at our house, we also get the beginning of spring sports. My kids are athletes, and they love to spend their time outdoors training and preparing for their seasons in dance, soccer, track and field, and baseball.
A lot of the things our kids have learned in athletics are important life lessons. And they are not just for kids! I use these in life and business as well. Here are a few lessons we’ve all taken to heart: [Read more…]
by DLCC Coach Jill Mueller
I have had nearly a dozen first days of work, and I can honestly say that I have never had a first day of work that I would classify as great, much less thoughtful.
On one of my first days, I surprised my boss by even showing up. HR told me to come, but my boss was expecting me the following week. I did a lot of reading that day. [Read more…]
