Sometimes we say yes to other people because we don’t want to hurt their feelings. But by doing this, we’re creating inauthentic relationships. It’s much better to be yourself and speak your truth. But how can you speak your truth when you’re not exactly sure who you are in the first place?
Emotions are hard, especially when it comes to work. It feels impossible to decipher what’s “professional” versus “inappropriate.” So, instead of chancing it, we’ve learned to suppress it. That doesn’t seem right (newsflash, it’s not). Read on for my 3 emotional exercises to try right now.
A few weeks ago, I sat down with Patricia Brooks, host of the Discovering Courage Podcast. We talked about divorce, a super-amazing Disney quote, and the tried-and-true process that has helped me continue my journey into more fulfilling relationships (you can do it, too!).
Last week I took my oldest daughter, Hannah, out to dinner to celebrate her big promotion. It was only three months ago that Hannah started her first job right out of college. She liked it, but didn’t love it. The truth was, she didn’t feel challenged, and certainly wasn’t used to sitting at a desk...
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Billy Atwell (once again) to talk relationships on his Unshakable Self-Confidence podcast. Guess what we talked about? Owning your sh*t. Turns out, if you want to create real change in your life, you have to take some ownership. Surprise! Billy and I also...