By Jill Berquist, Now What? A-Team To figure out WHO you are, examine what you are living for. Thomas Merton said: “If you want to identify me, ask me not where I live, or what I like to eat, or how I comb my hair, but ask me what I think I am living for,…
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by Ginny Kravitz, Deputy Editor When changing directions, often all that’s needed is to find the entry point of your new path vs. having to map out the entire route. What happens after you take that leap of faith and you’re a few steps down the new path? In today’s article, we learn the answer from three clients…
It’s True: You Are Free
“Man is free at the moment he wishes to be.” — Voltaire By Ginny Kravitz, Deputy Editor Being free has many meanings. Today, let’s focus on how the truth can set you free. Truth, communication, and freedom — a correlation most definitely exists. Speak the Truth Madeline is a client and health care professional who…
How Good Are You At Asking For Help?
By Ginny Kravitz, Deputy Editor 72 Thank-You Notes After months of networking and doing all the right things that a professional does when laid off from a 30-year career, Genevieve hit a low point. During two painfully quiet weeks waiting for the phone to ring, all she felt was discouraged. Then it happened. In a…
Have You Found The Entry Point?
by Ginny Kravitz, Deputy Editor Clarity Takes You There “If this isn’t it, I trust it will lead there.” I smile when I hear someone I’m coaching say those words. Brenda is at the point of trusting the clarity she has received enough to move forward. This is especially significant as she’s been at the same…
The Paralyzing Fear That Can Stop Your Transition in Its Tracks
By Jill Berquist, Now What?® A-Team Coach Fear is the number one obstacle in a career transition. It comes in many forms and they are unique to you and your situation. That said, there is one particular fear that I have seen as one of the most pervasive and most impactful, when it comes to the…