Remembrance Day 2022 This post was originally published on November 10, 2021… I carry the sentiments with me every day. “They sacrificed their tomorrows, for our todays.” Oh, so many “Theys”… I don’t remember ever not attending or observing a November 11th ceremony. When I was younger, we went to the Alberni District Senior Secondary …
I hope you had a magical holiday season, family, friends, and colleagues, even if it didn’t look like what we’ve known and loved in the past. I hope you found bright spots and happy times that filled your soul and energized you for the year ahead. As we launch into 2022 I’m curious; are your …
I love Christmas. I had a mom who instilled the joy, wonder, and appreciation of traditions that created memories to last a lifetime. Oh, how I miss her this time of the year. Always, actually, but I feel it more during the bright and shiny holidays. As I saw the quote above on my quiet …
I’m not sure whom to attribute this visual to, especially since I’ve seen it many times, but it got me thinking about success. Specifically, what it takes to get there. The definition of success is relative and subjective, don’t you think? Thus, the differing opinions on what it means, often based on wildly divergent viewpoints …
Winter continues to show its power on the East and West Coasts of Canada as more atmospheric rivers dump massive amounts of rain, resulting in more washed-out highways and flooded communities. It looks like the end of 2021 may be more challenging than we thought. Or what we had optimistically hoped. Which leads me to …
This Friday, my fellow Torchbearers Executive Coaching Graduate Certificate classmates and I will officially graduate from our program. Not only did we complete the almost 9 months of online learning during Covid 19 restrictions, but it also turns out that our convocation will be virtual as well. Darn, we won’t get to finally see each …
Remembrance Day 2021 “They sacrificed their tomorrows, for our todays.” Oh, so many “Theys”… I don’t remember ever not attending or observing a November 11th ceremony. When I was younger, we went to the Alberni District Senior Secondary auditorium as a family, watching veterans, service members, and cadets lay wreaths for the fallen. As I …
I love finding new words that express deeper concepts. Today that word is kindsight. Most of us have been in the headspace where we dwell on the past. Where we beat ourselves up for mistakes or missteps. My usual question is, how does that serve us? How does that help us move forward? To grow? …
What if we practice kindsight, rather than hindsight? Read More »
Don’t take criticism from people you would never go to for advice. I’ve always liked this advice/quote. How often do we obsess over what others think of us? How does it serve us to hand our power over to someone we don’t respect or even know? To have their opinion have us feeling unworthy? To …
Ah, change. It’s the only constant. Yet it’s the scariest thing for many. What we may forget is we are, in fact, always changing! Growing up – changing schools, classes, friends, learning, and growing into ourselves. It doesn’t stop as we get older. It continues after adolescence as we move out of our childhood home, …
What would it feel like if we reframed our perception of change as a new adventure? Read More »
