I read Eugene Peterson the way I drink bourbon – slowly and not that often. His writing is not dense, but it is deep. I don’t find myself highlighting something on every page, or even every other page. But the things I do highlight are meaningful. And in pretty much every one of his …
In my ebook The Language of Coaching, I compare learning to coach with learning a new language. It’s not that we learn new vocabulary, syntax, grammar and alphabet, but we do learn a new way to speak the language we already know. For new coaches, one of the most challenging aspects of learning this …
As a coach, I work with leaders and teams of leaders. It might come as a surprise to know that many of my clients get tripped up by negative emotions. That’s right; leaders and owners of successful businesses get distracted, deflated, and detoured by their own emotions. Case in point: Arlen owns a small …
Kilgrave is one of the best villains on TV. As the main bad guy in the first season of Jessica Jones, he’s a formidable foe because he has the power to control people with his words. If he says, “Jump out the window” another character will leap through a 20-story window to his death. …
