Over the past few weeks, I have begun to work with new clients; we have had thoughtful conversations around my coaching method. When asked about my approach to coaching or what to expect as we engage in coaching,

I admit I took a couple of weeks off at the end of the year to catch my breath, relax, and spend time with family. Building off of my Thanksgiving Ted Lasso marathon, I spent time watching TV, reading, and trying not to think too much.

Well, in my last blog, I suggested you start making a list of your accomplishments in 2021 as you begin to think about your goals for 2022. As a reminder, here are some questions I gave you to consider as part of the process.

Those of you who know me are familiar with the fact that I love the Beatles and Billy Joel. In my last blog, I quoted Billy Joel, this week it is the Beatles, and the brilliant words of George Harrison from While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

Well, last week I celebrated the 40th anniversary of my 21st birthday. I will let you all do the math. My good friend Linda, a faithful reader of the blog, asked me a simple enough question. What was the best birthday I ever had?

For someone who is supposed to be slowing down and in control of my calendar, I have been failing miserably over the last several weeks. Well, maybe that is a slight over-exaggeration, but I have been busy.

As I have been continuing my post-labor reflection, I have been thinking about all of my progress over the past two years. Of course, like everyone else, I had to deal with the pandemic, but even that had a positive impact.

As I sit down to write this post over Labor Day Weekend, the days are getting shorter, temperatures are dropping slightly, and all of the sudden, we are getting ready for fall. Unfortunately, across the country,