Conventional wisdom tells us that in order to achieve big goals, we need to work hard, dream big, and execute a plan with extraordinary discipline and willpower. I’m here to say that’s a surefire path to failure. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all about achieving audacious goals! But approaching them in a way that works …
My five year-old twins love to pretend to drive. They will sit in the driver’s seat while parked in the garage, heads barely peeking over the windshield, and move the steering wheel back and forth, gleefully imagining they’re going places. If they tried to actually drive, they could make the car move, but it definitely …
It’s a classic scenario: you want to get the finances organized, and your spouse doesn’t seem to care. What I’ve found in my experience as a coach is that the seemingly apathetic spouse is almost always more willing to participate than the other spouse assumes. If you want your husband or wife to get on …
