Tuesday Morning Focal Point
Category: Self Care

It’s Okay Not to be Okay – Managing your Mental Health

July 13,2021
For years I’ve delivered workshops on a whole range of topics related to mental health; resilience, managing stress, building healthy relationships, resolving conflict and the like.  Prior to the pandemic, we were seeing more and more interest in these topics.  The realities of the pandemic, has brought the interest level up for these topics and […]
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Strategies for Building Resilience

September 1,2020
Often when I facilitate workshops on resilience and building resilience, attendees offer a definition of resilience as the “ability to bounce back.”  I don’t think this is a perfect definition, but let’s go with it, simply because it is a common response from workshop participants. Therefore, it must matter. Miriam Webster’s dictionary defines it as […]
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Acute Stress & Workplace Relationships

August 9,2020
Where is the acute stress coming from? What a year 2020 has been – one that will be remembered forever.  COVID-19 has had such a major impact on many elements of business.  Leaders have been stretched and challenged in ways they could not have predicted, with pressures and acute stress unlike they’ve ever experienced before. […]
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A Call for Social Reaching – Skip the Distance

March 21,2020
I won’t even bother with explaining the context for this blog and my thoughts, as it’s all well documented (with terms like stay at home, social distance, covid-19,and quarantine life topping trending lists). You don’t need to hear it again.  Suffice it to say, these are difficult times and many of our clients are experiencing […]
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Success needs to be celebrated

May 21,2019
When you have fought hard and worked diligently to achieve success, you need to pause (for at least a moment) and celebrate. I have had a number of clients achieve great success of a variety of types in recent weeks.  It is always a great pleasure to be able to pause and witness success with […]
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Overwhelmed? Try the “yes, and…”

May 1,2018
The overwhelmed epidemic I have been meeting with a lot of executives lately that are finding this time of year to be overwhelmed with their work. Some execs are exhausted and burning out.  One particular executive I’ve been speaking with continues to talk about long hours, exhausting cross country and international travel and no time […]
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