Jennifer Rickmers's Articles
Set That Boundary Guilt-Free!
By Jennifer Rickmers · September 16, 2025
Five steps feeling guilt-free when you need to set a boundary.
5 Things We Wish You Knew About Our ADHD
By Jennifer Rickmers · September 08, 2025
Despite growth of ADHD research, it seems there as a many myths as facts surrounding ADHD. Here are 5 things people with ADHD wish you knew.
Is Your Goal Coachable?
By Jennifer Rickmers · July 15, 2025
Three questions to determine if your goal is coachable.
The Internal Political Agenda of Coaching
By Jennifer Rickmers · July 08, 2025
While coaching is not traditionally described as political, it is deeply intentional in cultivating empowerment and agenda-based action.
The Value of Autistic Individuals in the Workplace
By Jennifer Rickmers · June 16, 2025
Autistic people experience the world in ways that can lead to extraordinary focus, pattern recognition, creativity, and honesty in the workplace.
Avoid These Red Flags When Choosing A Life Coach
By Jennifer Rickmers · January 30, 2025
Coach Jennifer describes several red flags that indicate a life coach may not provide the best coaching with explanation and examples.
A Primer On Workplace Cross-Cultural Communication
By Jennifer Rickmers · January 29, 2023
Working across cultural barriers such and how to cultivate respect among people of different religion, race, economic status, and generation.
Five Tips for Accommodating Individuals with Autism in the Workplace
By Jennifer Rickmers · January 29, 2023
How to accommodate individuals with autism in the workplace. Five tips based on requests from people with autism on how to engage with them.
