As we move though tumultuous times, are you finding it difficult to keep your balance and stay detached? Tune in as Sharon Cohen and Lianne Bridges share tips and tools to support you to take a larger perspective and stay centered and calm. It is of utmost importance to observe the situations around us and not absorb its energy, but instead become an observer. Are you clear about what nourishes and drains your energy?
For the past ten months, it seems like we have been in a dream-like state, almost spell-bound by the continual barrage of information and disinformation we receive each day that’s focused on disease, regulation, isolation, politics, social unrest and economic uncertainty. Imagine what this is doing to our physical, physical, emotional and psychological well being? It’s time to break the spell, wake up from the dream and focus on what we truly want to create in 2021 and beyond. In this video, Lianne Bridges delves into practical ways to break free of the 2020 dream spell and create a magnificent new way forward for each of us in the coming year.
For the past ten months, it seems like we have been in a dream-like state, almost spell-bound by the continual barrage of information and disinformation we receive each day that’s focused on disease, regulation, isolation, politics, social unrest and economic uncertainty. Imagine what this is doing to our physical, physical, emotional and psychological well being? It’s time to break the spell, wake up from the dream and focus on what we truly want to create in 2021 and beyond. In this video, Lianne Bridges delves into practical ways to break free of the 2020 dream spell and create a magnificent new way forward for each of us in the coming year.
In my interview with Alistair Price (CHRP, MIR) of Authentic People Solutions, we discuss what it is to be an authentic leader and why it is so important in today's business environment. He shares his own experience with senior executive teams and the difficulty of being completely transparent in certain c-suite environments. Alistair provides insight on how to improve collaboration and engagement within organizations. He also describes the importance of being accountable for our own learning and development within our careers.
Learning to go with the flow starts with shifting our mindset and seeing that we actually have power in our choices, even when it feels like things are happening to us from forces outside of ourselves. In this VLOG, Lianne and Sherry discuss and provide practical tips to help people shift into higher levels of consciousness (compassion, forgiveness, gratitude and joy) to become more in flow in their lives.
The graduating class of 2020 has essentially been thrust into the daunting world of adulthood. With the comfort and security of student life gone, new graduates must learn to navigate an uncertain job market without any sense of closure for the end of the life they once knew. Despite the many uncertainties ahead, it is important for new graduates to maintain a positive outlook and not to lose sight of what they have to offer the world. Graduates can use this time of large-scale social change to tap into their potential, discover new interests, and explore their passions.
I'd like to share the secrets behind our extraordinary success, so your business may soar as well, even during prolonged economic instability. Since the beginning of the COVID crisis, we have had two of the best months on record! We launched seven new service offerings and brought on board well over a hundred new clients during this time. Learn the strategies we used to help your business.
Our greatest challenges provide opportunities for our greatest growth. And, boy is this one doozy of a growth opportunity! There are four main strategies I have used to thrive in these extraordinary times.
From crisis comes an opportunity to change…the bigger the crisis, the bigger the opportunity. As we take this time to self-isolate, are we continuing to do what we have always done - distracting ourselves with news, social media, busyness, even getting lost in fear, anger and judgement? Or, are we taking the time to go within, to get to know ourselves better, and to look at what no longer serves us? Are we continuing to fight 'what is', or are we willing to surrender and allow 'what will become'?
While millions of Boomers are reaching their retirement age, the promise of working hard until 65, then retiring to a life of leisure is fading quickly.
