What Would You Do If Fear Wasn't Making the Decisions?
Eventually, with almost every client, I land on some version of the same question: what would you do differently if fear wasn't a factor?
Become What is Possible


Eventually, with almost every client, I land on some version of the same question: what would you do differently if fear wasn't a factor?

This is either/or thinking. Black and white. All or nothing. If I tell my boss the full truth, he'll fire me, so I must say nothing. But in the dimmer space, there's a version of the truth that's gentler . . .

There is a voice in your head that has been running in the background for so long you've stopped hearing it as a voice. Not too much. Not too loud. Stay humble. Get yourself under control. Speed up or fall behind. Put others first.

Here's a question I ask clients more than almost any other: what is it costing you to center everyone else’s needs over caring for yourself? Most people pause when I ask that. Not because they don't know the answer.