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Does your life have some old goals you aren’t tending? Bad habits to cut out? Are opportunities waiting at the nodes? Perhaps it’s time to do a little “life gardening.” Trimming the Plant of Life How do you keep your plant healthy? You maintain it by clipping brown leaves and making new plants by clipping and transplanting the root nodes. When done in the right […]
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Goal setting is popular in coaching circles. It’s a good thing, but do you know the intention for making it happen? Let’s talk about intentions. In setting goals, one writes a specific outcome with a timeline and who and what it involves … along with an action plan. Intention is defined as “a determination to act in a certain way.” It gives purpose to direct […]
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Buckle up and Get Ready! It’s time to travel on your learning ship! Apositiva is transitioning as we make our services more accessible to people for experiential and distance training. Workshops for you to sample. Some to grow. Cat has been analyzing the needs and designing and developing new approaches to meet the needs of people interested in personal self development. You will hear more […]
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In our daily life we have 24 hours a day. How you use it is up to you. For those of you who get a fleeting idea from the Muse or schedule time to meditate or mindfulness or any special activity that brings you joy, it is important to learn tools to honor your spaces. Interrupted from the Dream? A Muse arrived for you today! […]
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Stories in life give us tales of people, animals, meaning, and more. What defines them? As long as we’re on the topic of “definitions,” what defines you? Here are some questions to ask yourself and a story at the end for you to consider. What Defines Me? Is it where I come from? Is it how I look, the color of my skin or my […]
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Rich and I enjoy helping people make and achieve exercise goals. Walking our talk means doing what we share, and we do, too. We take long walks together, ballroom dance, and enjoy taking up movement exercises, such as Tai Chi. It works for us, but does it work for everyone? An article came out in Scientific American Mind (July/August 2011) entitled “The Partner Paradox” by […]