In today’s world, anything is possible. Yep. Anything. You can be anything you want and you can do anything you can imagine. Let that reverberate for a moment. Anything. Like space, it can go... Read more >>

Two years ago in late autumn, in Christchurch, New Zealand, I had just stopped working in a job I hated. I was only there for three months but after only a week my energy was drained, my vitality... Read more >>

This morning I was working with a client who seemed to need the ability to check in with herself regarding decisions that would come up in business or even life in general, but was scared she was... Read more >>

In a fascinating article in The New York Times (Aug 17, 2011), John Tierney examines the solid experimental work behind the emerging concept of “decision fatigue,” a powerful,... Read more >>

We face risk in almost every daily decision we make. Unfortunately, this is why many people are stuck in neutral in their lives—they are risk-averse. How do you define risk? It is evaluating a... Read more >>

You already know everything you need to know, whenever you need to know it. The challenge is that you either don’t have conscious access to it, you don’t know how to interpret the... Read more >>

Today, all of us will make hundreds of decisions that range from the simple (“What do I want for dinner?”) to the complex (“What do I want out of life?”). Choices big and small... Read more >>

Fear shows up in the hands (yes, really). It begins as a worry line. Worry is initially helpful: it indicates what can go wrong so you can put things in place to prevent it from happening. Some of the... Read more >>

I know a great deal of others are experiencing a great sense of edginess over this hastily put together stimulus plan. Do you realize that both the House and the Senate were voting on the... Read more >>