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Regret sucks! I don’t know a better way of putting it. But I guess it is part of the human experience; to look back and say, “shoulda, woulda, coulda”. George Kinder, considered the founder of Financial Life Planning, poses three questions in an effort to…

Many years ago, I signed up for a coaching program aimed at creating self-mastery in business. It focused on the creation of systems and processes and the knowledge, attitude, skills and habits necessary to build self-mastery. The leader insisted that our job as entrepreneurs was…

My trainer pointed to the green band and instructed me to slip it around my ankles and step laterally. I knew what was coming and that I’d feel the ache right up to my hips. I could have made an excuse why I couldn’t do…

I promise not to get all political—everyone is entitled to vote their conscience. The issue is about the stories we tell ourselves and how applicable they are to the current state of our country. There are many who align with a political party because that’s…

You know the story of the intrepid salmon that swim upstream in their final journey to spawn before their life ends. You’ve seen the films of their perilous challenges over obstacles and through rapids—their beaten, bruised and exhausted bodies finally reaching their destination. Sounds like…

There is a learning model that describes the four stages of learning. The bottom of the model begins with Unconscious Incompetence, where the individual does not understand or know how to do something. They pretty much don’t even know that they don’t know. Whether they…

Aging…maturing…growing older changes you—in some ways for the better and in some ways not. I will never be as physically resilient in my sixties as I was in my teens. I worked every day after school for the local butcher and then weekends at the…