Posts Tagged 'confidence'

Feb

17

Help Your Kids STOP the Negative Self Talk

Everyone gets caught up in negative self-talk, the challenge becomes when we can’t stop the chatter despite the pain it causes us.  Even more frustrating (and heart-breaking) is when we hear our kids doing it to themselves and we don’t know how to help.   

For many children it doesn’t matter …

Jul

15

3 Simple Steps to Confidence After Childbirth

I always considered myself a confident person, then in November 2003 my daughter was born.  I didn’t expect this common life shift to shake my confidence to its core, but it did.  Everyone had an opinion about how I should parent.  Their self-proclaimed expertise included topics ranging from nursing vs. …

Oct

2

Focus on Your Child’s Gifts

When your child has a different behavioral style than you do, it’s important that you identify what makes your child special and unique; they are a gift exactly as they are.…

Sep

25

Imperfectly Perfect

What would change in your life if you accepted yourself as perfect just the way you are, flaws and all?…

Jul

31

How to be more direct when it’s not natural for you

If you find yourself using passive phrases (if you could, maybe, if it’s not too much trouble, etc.) when asking a question, you need to learn how to be more direct in a way that is natural for you. …

Jul

24

Ask for what you want at work

Don’t assume your boss or co-workers know what you want. Be specific and ask!…

Jul

3

Teaching children how to communicate

It’s important to give your children the space to be honest with how they feel, even if it’s hard to hear. Learn tips for creating an open space for communication in your home.…

Jun

12

Finding ways to do things that aren’t natural to you

Some activities aren’t comfortable or natural for us because of our behavioral style. Learn how to manage your energy in those situations so you always show up as your best self.…

May

10

Parenting Corner – Teaching Your Child Resourcefulness (Re-post)

Feb

26

In the Office – I feel like something is missing

Q. I work in human resources for a large company and I love my work but something is missing.  I’m looking for a new job, but fear I will leave my current employer only to feel unfulfilled somewhere else. I’m not sure what to do.

A.  Great question! Fear of …