Are Time-Limits Limiting You?

I flipped on the TV one morning to have some “background noise” while planning my day. Rachael Ray’s show caught my eye because there was a woman in the audience who had moved to NYC to pursue her dreams of acting on Broadway. Her parents were trying to woo her back home (I missed the part that said where she was from) by offering... Read more of this article

Coming Back to the FOCUS

I’m having a bunch of revelations this month. It’s odd. I feel sick, run down, stressed, sulky – but yet my eyes are open to a lot of things that need to change. At ICA, my coaching school, there is a lot of talk around a UAC, or an Underlying Automatic Commitment. This is something that everyone has, lurking there under the surface,... Read more of this article

Take Care of You and You Can Do Anything!

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Teachers: Friends or Foes?

Most of the students that I work with complain about their teachers. And I have to admit that I usually commiserate with them. I still vividly remember my chemistry teacher who spent more time impressing us with his ability to spell backwards (he claimed it was from years of inhaling mercury fumes) than he did teaching us any chemistry. And then there... Read more of this article

My Twexperience on Twitter

Print by Angela Hogan; you can purchase it here. If my husband Luke didn’t find me, he might have married his iPhone. If I didn’t find Luke, I might have married Twitter. But, if you’re like Luke, you’re bound to be asking right now, “Twitter is stupid!” OK, that’s not a question, but I can see that you’re... Read more of this article

Vent About Your Worst Job Ever

I see lots of movies. Last night it was Adventureland. It is worth seeing. I sat in a comfy seat in my small neighborhood theatre cringing for James. And for myself because it made me think of my worst job ever as a checker and more at the local A&P one summer during college. I needed the money to pay for school expenses the next year, so I didn’t... Read more of this article

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