Learn How to Walk on Water

Better than conquering fear, you can learn how to walk on water and make change easier. Internationally known coach and author Lea Belair shares from the secrets of coaching and the ancient wisdom of the East.

Failure or Tempory Defeat You Decide

This article is about having a winners mindset, getting up after your down, brushing yourself off & keep fighting to achieve your goal no matter what it takes.

Is Perfectionism Blocking Your Success?

Don’t wait for the perfect moment to do what you want – life is too short. Adopt a “beginner’s mind” and enjoy the unexpected learning experiences that come about while you walk your path toward success.

Find Out the Responsiblities of Your Life Coach

You have researched and hired your Life Coach--get the most out of your investment in yourself and learn what your life coach is responsible to do.

How Appetizing Is Your Feedback? (How to Motivate with Positive Communication)

Learn how to give feedback that is encouraging, positive, and gets the results you want.

My Life As A Life On Purpose Coach

Have you ever reflected back over your life and the people who have made significant contributions to where you are today? When I do, one person who comes immediately to mind is Judy Billman, my first coach. I hired Judy back in the mid 80's when no one knew what a 'business coach' was, so Judy called herself a business consultant. Lucky for me, she was really a coach. Most of our work together was having me look within myself and seeing 'who I was being that was keeping my foot nailed to the floor,' one of Judy's phrases that has stuck with me.

On Missed Opportunities

Missed Opportunities aren't all bad. If you're like most people you've had your share of missed opportunities. You know, those things you would like to have seen happen that for whatever reason just didn't quite seem to pan out. I know I have certainly had my fair share. Let me ask you this though, when was the last time that you looked at them in a positive light? ...

Personal Coach: How Do You Choose One?

Getting a personal coach can be the single most important decision in a person's life. For many, it's like having a second chance at growing up -- except they get to choose their teachers this time. But how do you make such a choice? How do you know who will best serve you as a personal coach? My suggestion is this: Perspective.

A Worthwhile Trip To Hell -- The Value Of Contrast

This week I’d like to share an 'off purpose' moment, actually a series of them that congealed into a daylong trip into Hell.

Coach Less Earn More: 4 Ways to Eliminate Complimentary Coaching Sessions Using Simple Audio

As more and more coaches diversify their coaching business with a variety of products and services, many are questioning the value of offering complimentary coaching sessions. Here are four surefire ways to stop offering complimentary sessions and instead, use the power of audio to convey your coaching style.

When Should You Hire or Fire a Life Coach?

Life coaching is a tool that has helped many people change or improve their lives through effective coaching sessions with a competent life coach. The following tips will help you make an informed decision to either hire a life coach or let go of the one you work with currently.

Witnessing and Sharing

In this article, I’d like to share my thoughts on what I believe to be the two most important components of effective communication. These attributes, witnessing and sharing, are also crucial elements in our understanding of ourselves in our relationship to the world around us. We’ll discuss them in sequence.

What a Difference a Coach Makes

In being a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1979 I have had front line exposure to the highs and (mostly) lows of our local professional football team, the Buccaneers. However, in 2003, for the first time in team history, the Bucs went to the Super Bowl. This was also the first year that the team had John Gruden as their coach.

Outrageous Living

Recently I asked a client, “What percentage of the time are you being 100% yourself?” It is a good question to ask from time to time. How many of us feel that somehow being 100% of who we really are is not ok, or not good enough? If you said yes, you’re not alone. I find that many times when a client is experiencing discomfort in a job or conflict in a relationship; it has something to do with them hiding a part of themselves. Maybe they are hiding their true feelings about someone. Or maybe they are embarrassed to admit that they are being asked to do something for which they don’t have the skill or knowledge.