John: I told this story recently, but it bears repeating again. Goke says there are three types of people. He calls them Fred, Thomas and Clark. Think of Fred, like you would Fred Flintstone, the [...]
John: I’ve talked about the Four Burners theory before, but I read another piece on it so let’s talk about it again. Imagine there’s an old stove in your house. It’s square and has four burners. [...]
John: Goldfarb recently posted a piece in the Journal of Clinical Research Best Practices about Fear and Longing in Clinical Research. He was at a recent conference talking about how the clinical [...]
John: Instead of trying to fix yourself, what if you just accepted yourself as you were. Of course, you can make changes to improve behaviors, but you should be happy when you look in the mirror [...]
John: As human beings, we tend to look back at things with rose-colored glasses. The farther we get from the memory, the better it was. The hard thing to remember is, what happened in the past, [...]
This month I’m reflecting on the fact that I’m feeling pretty proud of myself. That may sound a bit arrogant, but it’s really just good ol’ self-nurturing. This past week my inner child has taken [...]
When I was young there was a children’s book called, The Little Engine That Could. The story was about a small engine that was just learning how to pull long trains. Through a variety of [...]
Michael is a successful business owner who came to coaching because he felt he was doing something wrong, even though his business was doing well. He had a persistent underlying feeling of being [...]
Meg is a smart, motivated entrepreneur with a husband and two kids. She came to me for coaching because no matter what she did she couldn’t seem to make her business successful or her family life [...]
“Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they’re yours.” I was reminded of this quote from Richard Bach’s wonderful book, Illusions, as I was talking with Lisa, a woman I’d just met at a [...]
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