I came across this program on TV this week. I highly recommend that you watch it, too. Even if you already know your purpose, the show will provide you with new insights. Knowing your purpose is a major clarifier, you can use the information to up the ante or  change your life and business. Being lifelong learners, as I'm sure you are too, I learned the importance of knowing what gifts, passions, and my calling were early on in life and yearly, during planning week, I revisit them. From time to time, I'll add or even change some of my answers. Don't let this happen to you! A car accident in 1994 pushed me into living

Marshall Goldsmith talks about one of his favorite coaching exercises. Bottom Line:  Have fun, help people, do what you think is right!  

The Social Importance of Self-Esteem 10 tips provided by the The (California) State Task Force to Promote Self-Esteem and Personal and Social Responsibility.  1986-1990, Edited by Andrew M. Mecca , Edited by Neil J. Smelser , Edited by John Vasconcellos 1. ACCEPT YOURSELF. Every day when you get up, say to yourself, "I am a worthwhile and lovable person, no matter how many 'mistakes' I make." 2. SET REALISTIC GOALS. Try to better yourself, but set goals that are within your reach. For example, if you want to stop smoking and go on a diet, don't try both at the same time. 3. FORGIVE YOURSELF AND OTHERS. Remind yourself: "Today is the first day of the