Congrats on “Getting Through” 2020! (Holiday Message)

I've had 3 or 4 people in the last week "congratulate" me on getting through 2020. Weird, huh? I don't think I've ever been congratulated on getting through a year (and

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A Lighter and Brighter World

Does the world feel heavy? I get it. It is for me, too. What can you do to make it a little (or a lot) lighter? I hope the video serves you,

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And the Answer is…

Alex Trebek, the host of Jeopardy for 37 seasons, passed away this week from pancreatic cancer. He was 80 years old. Hearing the news brought back a lot of memories. I

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Left Side or Right Side?

I hope this finds you well. Weird week, huh? Yesterday morning I had a 4-hour virtual training, titled "Peak Performance for Project Managers." The session started with talking about the psychology

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Brooke Buys: Evolving Physical, Mental and Emotional Health

"Our ability to be okay coexisting in the looong range of emotions is unfortunate. We’ve told people that anxiety is not good. Actually, it serves us really well as human

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An Important Interpretation

My Mom was a huge Minnesota Twins baseball fan. I remember her proudly waving her "Homer Hanky" when they won the World Series in '87 and '91. Kirby Puckett was

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We need more stories like these.

Do the right thing and be a good human being. Earlier this week I was the closing speaker for a Women In Business conference just south of Denver. It was a

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Pete Moore: The HALO Choice (Health, Active Lifestyle, Outdoors)

"Let’s say you thought of your company and your people as players on a professional team - as human capital. Every sporting team looks at their players as assets and

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The TRUTH About Confidence (Part II)

Last week I put out a post on the importance of not discounting or discrediting what you've done. That competence makes you an expert. An authority. And it should fuel

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The TRUTH About Confidence

Last was my first live speaking engagement in five months (a sales training). It had five people and lasted almost seven hours. And, while I love me some Zoom, it

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