Tag Archives: coaching

Triangle Tool #2: Erasing Fear with a Flashlight

I wrote three blog posts about conquering fear by looking it in the face, knowing what it was, instead of giving in to our instinctive reaction to look the other way (or just shut our eyes.) Wouldn't it be great … Continue reading →

Does Accountability Lead to Better Decisions?

Digging into a paper written by Jennifer S. Lerner of Carnegie Mellon University and Philip E. Tetlock of The Ohio State University reviewing the findings of a study they did in 2003. Here's a quote I'd like to chat about:

Will You Help Me Create a Triangle?

I have a number of "how to" do-it-yourself tools which need to be created. I'll be writing about them over the next few days. Here's the thing: I'd like some of you to create them.

Why You Shouldn't Help Everyone Who Asks

You're generous, sometimes to a fault. I know that because I know what kind of people read my stuff. You're smart. You're the one friends and family come to for help with this, that, and the other thing. You're busy. … Continue reading →

Why is Courage

Encourage: literally, to put courage into someone. Anybody believe you can really put courage into another person? I do.

Metamorphosist?

Coach. Mentor. Guide. Pathfinder. Guru. Sherpa. Everyone's looking for just the right word to say how they can help you. What about metamorphosist?