by Now What?® Coaching Founder, Laura Berman Fortgang In our short-attention-span, instant-gratification, electronic world, it gets increasingly harder for people to stick with something. Everything changes so quickly—our amazing new gizmo will become obsolete in two years or less, as will our initiatives in the workplace or at home. So many changes, at ever increasing…
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SUSPENDED REALITY
by Now What?® Coaching Founder, Laura Berman Fortgang THERE COMES A TIME, in almost every career transition, when clarity comes and a sense of determination kicks in despite every logical reason for it not to. There comes a suspended reality where you almost can’t believe you are moving forward in this new chosen direction yet there…
IS Your DRIVE Derailing YOU?
by Now What?® Coaching Founder, Laura Berman Fortgang Finding yourself losing your satisfaction with your work or feeling like you just can’t motivate yourself the way you used to? Maybe you are even losing steam on a job search. Whatever the scenario, knowing why you are doing something and having a compelling reason to do…
JUST SAY ‘YES’ AND BEAT THE ODDS
by Now What?® Coaching Founder, Laura Berman Fortgang Weather, global finance, national recovery: It’s such a time of negative, gloomy news that it’s easy to get dragged down. There is plenty of evidence that the gloom and doom is true and may be apt to set your expectations accordingly. But should you? Absolutely not! As…
You Have Options
by Ginny Kravitz, Deputy Editor More Than You Think “Being wealthy is not about having money. It’s about having options.” That’s what Chris Rock told Oprah Winfrey in a recent interview. Commenting on his foray into live theatre, Chris framed it as part of his overall desire to try new things. “I should take complete advantage…
BORROW FROM THE PAST TO CATAPULT YOUR FUTURE
by Now What?® Coaching Founder, Laura Berman Fortgang For at least two years, I have been seeing a pattern in career transition clients that has confirmed a theory that I have relied on for a long time. It seemed that every time a client was really at a standstill in the progress of their career…