Discover Your True Course

In a busy, stress-filled life, the first thing to go is the appreciation of a bigger picture. Would you like to regain a broader perspective? Here's how.

When you're confident it's the right thing to do, what keeps you from doing it? Your answer will give you an unsettling gut check about your risk for the future.

Do you end your days feeling, "There must be more?" This signals a deeper longing, which you may be unaware of, but you need an answer for it now. Here ís the direction to your answer.

Zoom Out! Manage your crazy busy, overwhelmed days and frequently muddled priorities with a fresh big-picture focus at the start of this year. Here's how to get started.

Here's what you must do to manage the whirlwind of busy-ness and stress and make it count for the future.

Stop losing to poor communication. Learn 10 ways to improve communication in your workplace and save your organization money.

What You Value Decides where you invest your mental and physical energy. Are you sure you are investing in the most important?

Fear will freeze the growth of relationships and effectiveness in your family or work group. Here's how to create the psychological safety your group needs starting now.

Wake-up call! Your Brain will regularly make mistakes, cause conflict, and make you miserable if you don't pay attention. Here's what to do to manage it.

How Often Do You Cave In and Say "Yes" When You Really Want To Give a Strong Determined "No?" This episode provides the tips for action in understanding the stories behind your "yes" or your "no" and how to give the answer you really want to give.

Deconstruction for learning is a common experience. Why it's important and good, how it helps, how you can benefit from deconstructing.

My valuable experience with my coach and why you'll be amazed and amused that you haven't tapped into the remarkable process and results of True Course coaching yet. Learn how much coaching can mean to your life.

Learn how Constant haphazard exposure to information can quickly flood the days and weeks of your life with deepening misery and confusion and how you can take charge for a more joyful experience.

Getting the picture clearly in mind can take some of the fear out of those big life transitions. Here's why.

In this episode we consider how our thinking about success and failure is distorted, how that thinking can cripple progress, and what is needed for making failure a learning ally.

It takes courage and strength to take a hard look at whether your thinking is true to reality and helpful for living. Do you have it?

I find that some rely on their job to provide more fulfillment than it ever can. They may over-rely on other occupations, activities, or relationships in the same way. Learn how to diversify to find the fulfillment you want.

You may want to get the job done all in one sitting but an incremental approach will result in better long term, higher quality results.

In this episode I tell you about the one absolute essential thing you must do to thrive as an adult.

How to escape uncertainty and thrive beyond your current success.

If you want to continue your contribution and influence in your relationships and the world, if you want to "stay relevant," here is the key.

Most avoid argument and disagreement and do it poorly when it's required. Here are some tips that can help you be healthy and nurture others when you must disagree or argue.

When is a difference an offense? Who decides? How does one manage differences?

In this episode I describe the critical importance of growing emotional intelligence in ensuring organizations successfully navigate big challenges. I explore the need, define emotional intelligence, and give practical points of implementation.

Did you know that every person on the planet has a special story they've created for making sense of life? You need a story as a guide to understanding the world and living in it. Your conscious thoughts and actions as well as your unconscious decisions and actions are controlled by your story. Every person's story is a little different from another's because of different life experiences.