Virtual Teams for Dummies – Interview with Tara Powers
I am not sure about you but if I see one more piece touting “tips for virtual meetings” I will lose my mind. My clients and readers already know how to do all of that. Hello? I was [...]
Three Tips To Work From Home Productively
Whether you are new to working remotely or have been doing it awhile there definite “best practices” when it comes to being productive from home. Here are my 3 Tips for being productive when [...]
How to Get Yourself to Read More
Count yourself among the rare if you have even read a portion of a book in the last year. I know that non-fiction reading is a solid intention of so many people and yet there is a reason that [...]
Do This if You Want to Live 23 Months Longer Than People Who Don’t
Yale University published the results of a 12 year study about people who read and found that people who read over 3.5 hours a week lived a full 23 months longer than the people who didn’t [...]
Readers are Leaders – 3 Books I Recommend Reading
As some wise person once said, “Readers are Leaders.” That is so true. Part of the reason I am an avid reader is that I feel a responsibility and a duty to read what is out there on [...]
Quick Measure To Your Stress
Sure you know you are stressed but are you sure you know what you are stressed about? Is it work or relationship or finances or career or self-confidence or what? This week’s Coaching [...]
Re Energize Your Career
Over a lifetime, we will spend an average of 90,000 hours on the job. How great would it be to feel excited about going to work? To feel challenged, interested and even engaged? Engagement is the [...]
20 minutes for 2019
Happy New Year! And whoosh–another year goes by. The new year always gives us chance to make a fresh start in our lives. It is not necessary to have a big “resolution” which can [...]
Brenda’s 2018 Book List
Are you tracking your reading yet? Each year what I read and how much I read always surprises me. And, make no mistake—the fact that I publish this list puts a nice kind of pressure on me to keep [...]
How To Train The Primate In Your Brain To Be More Upbeat And Helpful
Buddhists use a psychological metaphor called the “mind-monkey,” suggesting that our minds are “unsettled; restless; capricious; whimsical; fanciful; inconstant; confused; indecisive; [...]
