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Is It Really Micromanagement, or is Something Else Going on?
We are often told to find the root cause of a problem, and for the most part, that is very good advice. That is why I want to talk about a topic we explore during August as part of *The Fellowship...
Aug 16 min read


What Remote Island Hospitality Can Teach Us About Place and Preservation
The places we remember most are not always the most luxurious or remote. Through journeys to Isla Palenque, Bawah Reserve, and Islas Secas, this article explores how meaningful hospitality can deepen...
Aug 110 min read


How to Stop Starting Over With Your Health and Build Self-Trust
Most people don't lose confidence because they miss a workout or eat an unhealthy meal. They lose confidence because every broken promise quietly chips away at the trust they have in themselves.
Jul 317 min read


When Ageing Becomes a Blessing and Seven Daily Choices That Helped Me Feel Younger at 56 Than at 46
If someone had told me ten years ago that I would feel healthier, calmer and more energised at 56 than I did at 46, I would probably have smiled politely and dismissed the idea. Like many people, I...
Jul 315 min read


The Hair Extension Industry Lacks Safety Standards – Karyna Poltavets Is Changing That With Science
The hair extension industry in the United States has developed into a sector of the beauty market where specialized education lags far behind the overwhelming demand. Unlike the licensing of...
Jul 314 min read


How to Navigate Ending Friendships
“Hey, are you free? I need you.” A sacred love that emerges from shared tenderness. That is a friendship, one that is not immune to space, time, and change. Today, I’m inviting you to sit with the...
Jul 314 min read


The Three Dawns of Creativity and What the Morning Sky Can Teach Us About the Creative Mind
Every morning, the universe offers a masterclass in creativity. Most of us are still asleep. Did you know there are three dawns before sunrise? I know them intimately. Most mornings, I wake while the...
Jul 315 min read


Why History Needs Novelists, Not Just Historians – An Interview with Amedeo Baçi
Amedeo Baçi is an Albanian novelist whose extensive body of work spans historical fiction, philosophy, and autobiography. For Baçi, writing is more than storytelling; it is a way to preserve collective memory...
Jul 319 min read


Why Leadership Starts at Home Before It Starts at Work
Leadership starts at home. Early in my career, I was eager to prove myself. I wanted people to look at me and see someone they could count on, someone who was special. I wanted to be the guy they asked when...
Jul 313 min read


Seven Ways Leaders Can Reduce Employee Turnover Through Better Conversations
Employee turnover is often treated as a recruitment, pay, or HR problem, but one of the biggest influences on whether good people stay is the quality of leadership they experience every day. The...
Jul 316 min read


Julius Clark Jones Releases A Brothaz Love to Confront Gang Violence and Inspire Change
"Title: A Brothaz Love" eBook: by Julius Clark Jones is an raw, unfiltered autobiographical look into how environmental trauma, broken homes, and systemic pressures drive youth toward gang violence.
Jul 312 min read


Research is Not Searching and Why Humanity Must Learn to Think Again in the Age of AI
Every generation is remembered for the question it was forced to answer. The Industrial Revolution asked, "How do we produce more?" The Information Age asked, "How do we connect the world?" The age...
Jul 303 min read


The Year I Almost Quit Real Estate
The lockbox codes still worked. The open house sign still fit in the trunk. Nothing about the job had changed in ten months, except the number of times I had shown up and left with nothing. Zero...
Jul 305 min read


Building a Sustainable Business That Works for You
The journey of building a business does not have to be a relentless climb. True sustainability comes from designing a business that honours your unique capacity, values, and life circumstances. It...
Jul 307 min read


Four Journalling Techniques for Courage and Boundaries
Think of a doorway left ajar, or a gate leading somewhere you haven't been. Most of us have stood at a threshold like that this year, even if we didn't call it that at the time. It is a metaphor for...
Jul 305 min read


How Good Processes Make Better Boards
In a few short weeks, I will begin serving as President-Elect of ICF New England, the regional chapter of the International Coaching Federation. As I look ahead to that work, I find myself reflecting on the...
Jul 307 min read


How Your Attachment Style Is Showing Up at Work
Have you ever walked into a networking event, a pitch meeting, or a job interview and felt yourself talking a little too fast, leaning in a little too hard, needing the room to like you? Or maybe you've...
Jul 306 min read


EmpowerHER: Women Rising to Shape the Future Inspiring Women to Redefine What’s Possible
Life, Mindset, and Money Coach Tabitha Moore is proud to announce the release of EmpowerHER: Women Rising to Shape the Future, a powerful collaborative book featuring the stories and insights...
Jul 303 min read


What If We've Been Defining Great Sex All Wrong?
Most people have a pretty clear idea of what makes sex “good.” For some, it is passion and chemistry. For others, it is feeling desired, feeling connected, or feeling comfortable enough to be...
Jul 305 min read


The Difference Between Anxiety, Intuition, and OCD Urgency
“I just have a gut feeling.” It’s a phrase I hear often in my therapy office. Sometimes it’s true. Sometimes it isn’t. The challenge is that anxiety, especially obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD),...
Jul 304 min read


What Brokenness Taught Me About Hope and the Story Behind My Book
People often ask me why I wrote From Brokenness to Hope. The simple answer is that I never wanted anyone to believe they were beyond healing. But the real answer goes much deeper than...
Jul 304 min read


Self-Reflection Tools Every Founder Needs
Founders move fast. We make decisions between meetings, answer messages in line for coffee, review proposals after dinner, and solve people, client, revenue, and strategy problems before lunch. In a...
Jul 306 min read


The Rise of the Modern-Day Narcissist
Most people being labelled as narcissists today are not narcissists at all. Explore the rise of narcissistic tendencies, the society that created them, and how true healing is possible.
Jul 306 min read


How Small Businesses Can Adapt to Rising Costs and Economic Uncertainty in 2026
In the latest U.S. Chamber survey, 57% of small business owners name inflation as their biggest headache. That’s not some abstract figure. It’s the guy who runs a three-truck HVAC company staring at a...
Jul 303 min read
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