76. Anger + Something New

76. Anger + Something New

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528. Telling Yourself the Truth (How I Finally Did)

What truth are you refusing to admit because you’re afraid of what it will mean? Maybe you know you want a different role at work, you’re questioning whether something in your relationship is working, or you keep saying yes to things you secretly do not want to do. In this episod ...  Show more

527. Coaching Hotline: Why You're Resentful Instead of Just Asking for What You Want

Have you ever tried to convince yourself you shouldn’t be upset, while still feeling completely resentful underneath? This week, I answer a Coaching Hotline question from a listener who feels frustrated that people attend her events less often than she attends theirs. I explore w ...  Show more

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