Coaching TIPs

A Solution for Tough Times

Sun, 26 Oct 2008 13:56:22 -0700

I’ve been very busy for the last 6 weeks or so and frankly, lost track of time.
With all the extra comings and going on the national economic and political level and the attention that it can and does attract, I’m sure you’ve been busy too, or at least have felt that way. These things can at times put duress on us and with all the uncertainty that seems to be in the air, though I, in no way want to make it just an illusion, there is one stable reference point that I seem to keep coming back to:
“Being true to yourself and what your purposes are in life and holding steady to them along with persistency, determination and hard work will help pull you through just about anything.”
I’m sure you know this but I re-experienced this basic for myself recently and it was refreshing and reaffirming!

Assume the Positive

Fri, 8 Aug 2008 20:49:41 -0700

“Approach each individual you encounter whether professionally or personally with the attitude and viewpoint- they are going to prove themselves worthy, they will do the right thing or do the job well.
Always assume the positive of and in each person. You will be proven correct more often than not and besides, its exactly how you would want to be approached and viewed- Positively!”

Scruff of one’s neck

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 20:46:45 -0700

How to Live More

Wed, 14 May 2008 20:39:47 -0700

“Remember that every win or triumph you pull off, gives you a bit more of living.
And the reverse is just as true- every loss or lose is a piece of death.
Find ways to gain little pieces of triumphs and wins in the game of life no matter how small and validate that they occurred and that they exist. I think you’ll find yourself living more, sooner than you imagine.”

Purposes and faint of heart

Sat, 5 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0700

“If you find yourself fearful, apprehensive or fainthearted about some part of your life, it is simply because you have allowed your purpose in that area to be shaken and invalidated. Find and restore that purpose to its full luster. You can do this by remembering when you first created or decided on that purpose and why. The purpose will come back to life and the fear, apprehension and faintness of heart will disappear.”