Tag: #soundobjectivity

Building Resilience Thriving in a Fast-Paced World

In today’s fast-paced world, resilience is more than just a buzzword—it’s a necessity. We live in an era where change is constant, challenges are inevitable, and the pace of life often leaves us feeling overwhelmed. Whether it’s navigating the complexities of our careers, managing personal setbacks, or simply keeping up with the demands of everyday […]

The Decision Deluge Why We Struggle to Choose

Introduction Have you ever found yourself paralyzed in the face of a decision, unable to choose between two equally compelling options? Do you often second-guess your choices, wondering if you’ve made the right call? Why does making decisions sometimes feel like an insurmountable challenge? As a life and career coach with 30 years of experience […]

The Power of Authenticity – Why Being Genuine is Key to Success

Introduction Being genuine is more crucial than ever in a world where social media and online personalities may easily appear to be phony.  Authenticity means putting less of an effort into trying to fit in with what other people or society demand of you. and being your true self.  We will discuss the advantages of […]

The Importance of Objective Thinking In Uncovering Your Passion

Finding one’s passion can be a difficult but worthwhile experience. Some people find finding their passion to be oh so very easy, while others are persistent in their search. This can be, to put it mildly, irritating. It necessitates introspection, exploration, as well as a readiness to take chances and attempt new things. In order […]

Create A Life You Love – An Additional Five Self-Defeating Attitudes to Leave Behind

Introduction In our second podcast episode, we discussed how to Break Free From Self-Defeating Patterns – Five Negative Mindsets To Leave Behind (episode link here).  I want to share five additional and common self-defeating patterns including chasing unrealistic expectations, doubting yourself, people pleasing, blaming others and not letting go. Let us explore the negative effects […]