The word “work” comes from the Old English noun weorc and verb wyrcan, meaning an action, deed, or labor. I’m “working” clearly means different things…

The parent who is “extra” and is making it about them, even when they say it’s about their child. The child who isn’t listening or…

I asked a group of pupils I was working with recently: give me one word to sum up the session, and one pupil said: Composure.…

If the job of a coach is to make the focus of the session obvious, then it’s reasonable to ask: what am I making obvious?…

Junior doctors are high-achieving, well-trained, intelligent people; you’d think they’d have their career path set. Only they don’t — because now they get to choose…

Most of us don’t think of picking apples for a living. Yet, when we need the money, we might. After all, it’s outside work, and…

Trying to go from A to B had me running around in circles for years. A bigger turnover, another contract, more clients. Whatever it was,…

I’ve received two handwritten notes this year that filled me with joy — one from my daughter Chloe and one from Peter Reynolds. When was…

Watch a coach closely enough, and you’ll see a coach who is likely performing for the crowd. How do I know? I’ve done it myself.…

A leap of faith requires courage, fortitude, and a fair slice of hope. Hope that you make it to the other side. It could be…