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Living your Best Life Now
We talk about living our best life now but ignore the now, and treat it as though it is a destination waiting somewhere ahead of us… after the right opportunity arrives, after the body changes, after the money settles, after the grief softens, after we finally become some shinier version of ourselves. But life does…
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Life Cannot Be Postponed While Realizing a Vision
Yesterday I wrote about daily evolution as the steady closing of the gap between what we know and how we live. About alignment not as an event, but as a practice that compounds quietly. Today the angle is different, because even disciplined evolution can become another form of postponement if we are not careful. There…
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How to Suffer Less & Live More
Most of us want to move through life with a little more ease… yet our emotional landscape often feels crowded, tight, or noisy in ways we can’t quite name. We want relief, but we’re rarely taught how to create it. We’re encouraged to journal… but most journaling begins as a kind of free fall. A…
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At the End of This Week, I Want You to Hear This: I See You
As this week closes, I’ve been thinking about how much we ask of ourselves while pretending everything is “fine.” We show up to meetings, push through deadlines, nod politely on Zoom… all while carrying a private universe of things no one else can see. So before you rush into the next thing… just pause with…
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Doing what you love should work
For a long time, I thought I had to choose. Sound familiar? It’s the lie we’re programmed to believe. The Matrix version of business that says joy and money don’t mix. That meaning and prosperity are somehow mutually exclusive. That being of service means being broke — and that building wealth means selling your soul.…
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Validate yourself First
There’s a pattern I’ve seen — not just in clients, but in myself, in peers, in brilliant professionals who second-guess instead of lead: Waiting for someone else to see it and say something first. We wait for external confirmation — a reaction, applause, a nod, a yes — before we allow ourselves to fully believe…
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When the discovery stops, the joy and wonder die
Some of you might know him as ‘Dr. Iggy Frome’, from New Amsterdam where he played attending child psychologist but he began his professional acting career before he even made it to high school. Acting is his craft, his expertise as it were and in a Success Magazine 2019 interview, Tyler Labine shared that in…
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Joy is the Key
When I first saw this picture I thought “…this is me…” That’s how I feel…on the edge of my life…not quite ready to jump. Holding back …looking over…afraid. I always thought that I would find complete happiness if/when I took that leap of faith. Took action. Not be so afraid. Be bolder. More courageous. “I need…
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Be More of This for 2015 and Watch as New Doors Open Up for You!
We’ve all been cynical at one point or other in our lives. We’ve all had to: Fight the ‘been there” “done that” and “I can explain that in ten seconds if you let me” tendency that comes with having lived a while. Battle the “I don’t think I’m going to trust anyone again” impulse after…
Clarity BEFORE Execution. Structure BEFORE Speed
High-stakes decisions deserve disciplined thinking
You don’t need to move faster.
You need to reduce unnecessary risk.
When your decision affects income, reputation, or stability,
pause with structure before you act.
Giselle Hudson | Pre-Decision Advisory for Leaders Under Pressure 