A client recently told me a story that’s been reverberating in my brain. She was in a team with a quiet man. She perceived him as sensitive and wise so let’s call him Solomon. Another team member was very exuberant and perhaps a little full of herself. She had lots of opinions about how the quiet man should be and …
I can handle it. I’ll be fine.
We’re still fine. For the first few days of the heavy restrictions here in Italy I couldn’t manage to do anything except check news sites and play online bridge. I didn’t even have the patience to read a book. I’m now able to focus a little more on my coaching practice and thinking about what time management means under these …
Can an American woman do this?
I recently heard about a couple of guys who left established careers– one an engineer and one in finance– and went back to university to study music. Wow, I thought. That would make a great subject for my podcast! “I Always Wanted to go back to school to study _____.” I loved the idea. It seemed so luscious and self-affirming …
How High The Moon
My week-long jazz masterclass begins tomorrow. I’ve been looking forward to it for a year and I’m over the moon. I’m not entirely sure what to expect. I know that there are jam sessions in local cafes every night. I intend to make the most of any and all performing opportunities but that means I’ll likely be away from home …
Don’t Hold Back
I just saw a video excerpt from America’s Got Talent. I don’t often pay attention to those but this one really moved me. It started when Courtney Hadwin walked onstage as an shy, gawky, very ordinary seeming 13-year old girl who then transformed into a fully-commited Janis Joplin for the new millenium. I’m still feeling the emotion of seeing her …
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