The wisdom and science of joy
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #109 As the world spins with events that are hard to keep up with, finding joy as you scroll through news flashes, endure polarizing conversations or experience feelings of helplessness is no easy feat. But maybe it’s in the throes of these times where you’ll discover joy. Writing in Psychology Today, […]
Staying connected
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #61 The first piece of mail that arrived when we completed our move to Texas came from the grandkids we left behind– who adorned the outside of the envelope for everyone in the household to enjoy. Receiving this card prompted a FaceTime call, followed by more engagements throughout the week. A […]
A love story
The Coach’s Corner Newsletter #25 As headlines on war and hostages, political turmoil and a tunnel collapse dominate the news, we learned that former First Lady Rosalynn Carter died this week, after entering hospice care just a few days before. She and Former President Jimmy Carter had been married for 77 years and in a news […]
The cost of losing trust
What a week in US politics. You may have heard of a deadline-meeting hint of hope on Saturday when the threat of a federal government shutdown was averted at the 11th hour, after a bipartisan House approved temporary funding to keep agencies open through mid-November. That move, spearheaded by now former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, […]