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If you’ve ever said—or quietly thought—“I’m too set in my ways for coaching,” you’re not alone. It’s a common reflex, especially among high-achieving, seasoned professionals.

(with Hazelnuts, Dates, and Dried Fruit) Each Camino brings with it a fresh batch of inspiration—and a new version of these granola bars. I’ve made it a tradition to refine the recipe with every trek, nudging the ingredients and proportions closer to perfection. Whether it's swapping out nuts, balancing the dried fruit medley, or fine-tuning…

Let's have a short call Let’s talk about three reasons why you can’t lose: The Great Experience Awaits Now let's talk about why this is an almost guaranteed win Yes, it’s unsolicited—and on the surface, it might seem like a risk for the coach. And you’re right: even if I bring real value to the…

If coaching is such a high-ROI investment, why aren’t more companies rushing to offer it to their executives?

Perfection seems like the noble pursuit of doing things well. But perfectionism is its over-caffeinated cousin, obsessively scanning for flaws, usually in ourselves, sometimes in others, and always in hindsight.

Every time you reach for your notebook instead of a digital tool, you create a dead-end for your information.