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The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #79 Thanksgiving 2024 – a year filled with moments of sadness and joy. To make it through the challenges and the successes, I find that gratitude…

Are you open to feedback?

Are you open to feedback?

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #78 Have you noticed that when you’re growing, creating or moving up the ladder you’re actually eager to get feedback? How is this message coming across?…

Leaving a job gracefully

Leaving a job gracefully

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #77 “Finish well.” Those words from a mentor kept running through my head when a job that I really enjoyed came to an end more than…

Rebounding after a failure

Rebounding after a failure

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #75 I had the privilege of raising three sons who played team sports throughout school, college and now in adulthood. Describing them as competitive is an…

What if it’s not personal?

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #74 Does it ever appear like things simply aren’t going your way? ·      That parking spot you were patiently waiting for got snagged by someone else.…

Devastating loss – 7 quotes to support you through the darkness

Devastating loss – 7 quotes to support you through the darkness

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #73 This week has been rocked by the tragic loss of a good friend, father, grandfather, uncle, brother. I’m taking a pause to lean on the…

Aligning your team for success

Aligning your team for success

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #72 After uprooting and moving to Texas, we embarked on a building project starting from the ground up. Never having participated in this kind of construction…

Multitasking and disconnection

Multitasking and disconnection

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #71 There are days when you might feel like there’s so much to accomplish, you have no choice but to multitask. Sometimes you feel pulled, other…

You hit a milestone, then what?

You hit a milestone, then what?

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #70 In a recent conversation a friend shared an enormous milestone she’d accomplished by completing a triathlon for which she’d trained for months. She talked about…

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The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #79 Thanksgiving 2024 – a year filled with moments of sadness and joy. To make it through the challenges and the successes, I find that gratitude…

Are you open to feedback?

Are you open to feedback?

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #78 Have you noticed that when you’re growing, creating or moving up the ladder you’re actually eager to get feedback? How is this message coming across?…

Leaving a job gracefully

Leaving a job gracefully

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #77 “Finish well.” Those words from a mentor kept running through my head when a job that I really enjoyed came to an end more than…

Rebounding after a failure

Rebounding after a failure

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #75 I had the privilege of raising three sons who played team sports throughout school, college and now in adulthood. Describing them as competitive is an…

What if it’s not personal?

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #74 Does it ever appear like things simply aren’t going your way? ·      That parking spot you were patiently waiting for got snagged by someone else.…

Devastating loss – 7 quotes to support you through the darkness

Devastating loss – 7 quotes to support you through the darkness

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #73 This week has been rocked by the tragic loss of a good friend, father, grandfather, uncle, brother. I’m taking a pause to lean on the…

Aligning your team for success

Aligning your team for success

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #72 After uprooting and moving to Texas, we embarked on a building project starting from the ground up. Never having participated in this kind of construction…

Multitasking and disconnection

Multitasking and disconnection

The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #71 There are days when you might feel like there’s so much to accomplish, you have no choice but to multitask. Sometimes you feel pulled, other…

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Born in India to an Armenian father and Danish mother, Lois is the author of Hybrid:  The Transformation of a Cross-Cultural People Pleaser, which explores the challenges of growing up as a third culture kid and the identity issues that haunted her until she stopped living for others and started charting her own course.