Working in hospitals, in leadership roles and overseeing hospital operations for the last 20 years as a professional who was diagnosed with ADHD later in life, I was inspired to create a company where professionals can connect with a coach who understands how to listen, pause and reflect back, allowing a different perspective to emerge.
Being an entrepreneur and leader can feel like a 24/7 operation where your to-do list is constantly swirling around you and because of this, it can be challenging to set aside time to gain clarity, reflect, develop a strategy and cultivate the fortitude required in today’s world. Coaching provides this space.
How many times have you heard someone say, “I’m great at multi-tasking! I do it all the time!”? Let me be clear: Research shows there is no such thing as multi-tasking. Multi-tasking does not exist. It is a myth. Now, you may go through a stage of grieving. I understand this. We all have to…
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Asking 5 whys may not be getting you the results you hope for. But perhaps saying, “Tell me more….”, just might. The question “why?” automatically puts someone on the defense. They have to explain their position. You will know this as the next sentence they say will start with “Because…..”. In an organization…
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During the 4th week of MBSR, we start the class with a sitting mindfulness meditation. Grounding ourselves after most of us have rushed into the zoom room just in time not to be late. Bringing attention to our breath, recognizing how often we rush into a variety of different situations in our lives. Rushing into…
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The third class begins with us doing an opening meditation. We find a position that makes sense for our own bodies (sitting, standing, lying down). We are always in choice, so while the meditation may begin with asking us to find a comfortable position to sit in, if we need to lie down because that…
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At the second week of the MBSR course, we have been using the recorded meditations sent out by the teacher to guide us through the Body Scan Mindfulness Meditation. The Body Scan is done lying down, and can be done sitting, even standing if that is what is needed. The recording walks you through getting…
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Week 1 of MBSR there is no doubt excitement, nervousness, and even a little skepticism. All are welcome. As participants arrive they are greeted with a hello. The teacher checking everyone in as they enter the zoom room. Participants begin to enter in their first names only, pronouns, and the city and country they are…
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In the 8-week MBSR course, there are actually 9 weeks we meet. However, the first class starting on January 31 is an orientation class. In orientation, we spend time doing introductions. We cover the following topics: This is it.
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In January there is a MBSR course starting. It’s going to be held online, virtually via zoom. Every MBSR course I have attended brings an international community together. I have had the privilege of being taught by great teachers such as Beth Mulligan and newer teachers, perhaps even their first led class. While a masterful teacher…
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