My Word is my bond, or is it?
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At World Class Parenting, we understand how fundamental the agreement process is to establishing harmony in a family.쎃쎂슠 The Webster College Dictionary defines the word 쎃슢쎢슬쎅harmony쎃슢쎢슬쎂슝 as 쎃슢쎢슬쎅being in a state of agreement.쎃슢쎢슬쎂슝쎃쎂슠 We submit that the opposite is also true; when agreements fail, disharmony occurs. How we honor our agreements tells so much about […]

Posted on March 18, 2011 by Frank Brogni, ACC, CPC

How Do You Show Up?
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It’s often said in the coaching world that how you engage in anything is how you engage with everything. This is “coach speak” for showing up alive and awake in your life, being in alignment with your own values and integrity, and keeping your commitments to yourself as well as to others. I’m all for […]

Posted on March 15, 2011 by Deah Curry PhD, CPC

The Power of Acknowledgement
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At times our own light goes out and is rekindled by a쎃쎂슠spark from another person. Each of us has cause to think with deep gratitude of those who have lighted the flame within us. -Albert Schweitzer One of the쎃쎂슠easiest yet most powerful tools we all possess is the ability to acknowledge others.쎃쎂슠Why, then,쎃쎂슠do most of […]

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Terry Sidford

Noomii Pricing Plans Explained
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Noomii free plan vs paid plan profiles

A detailed explanation of the difference between Noomii free plans, paid plans, and the benefits of upgrading. Learn the two different ways that you can get client leads on Noomii.

Posted on by Kurt Shuster

Lost in Clutter
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When did those small piles of clutter start growing? The pile that contains one article you want to read, a list for the next team meeting, notes from the last meeting with your boss, instructions and multiple other papers that you need to do something with. When the clutter gets too big, you tend to […]

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Gwen Pettit

So you think there’s something more…
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You are entitled to happiness. There are three tricks to start the search for meaning in life. “Wanting” for yourself is a great place to start.

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Elaine Taylor-Klaus

Does Chronic People Pleasing Wear You Out?
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Are you a chronic people-pleaser? Can you not rest until everyone else around you is fed, conflict-free, healed, and happy? Sometimes it’s hard to see ourselves in this role. Often the signs are subtle, but there are clues to watch for. This article also suggests steps to take to start putting yourself in the picture.

Posted on February 24, 2011 by Deah Curry PhD, CPC

The Difference Between Mission and Purpose
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As a coach, I hear these 2 words – mission and purpose – almost everyday. They’ve become ‘buzz words’ in our industry, like so many others and because of that I think we become desensitized to their meanings. So what is your purpose in life? What’s your mission? I see two very distinct differences between […]

Posted on February 18, 2011 by Line Brunet

Asking for What You Need: 10 Self-Assessment Questions
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Sorting out whether we ask too much of ourselves, or too little, can be a helpful exercise in finding our true priorities, preventing burnout, and achieving bigger dreams. This article provides 10 questions to help you assess whether you are asking for what you need.

Posted on February 17, 2011 by Deah Curry PhD, CPC