anxiety
Chronic and Terminal Humanness
Ever notice how easy it is to do what you don’t want to do, and know you probably shouldn’t do and, likewise, not do what you want to do and what you actually know is best for you? Well, maybe not YOU specifically, but people in general. But then again, maybe I am describing you.…
Read MoreDifferent, But the Same (Sorta): Hearing, Listening and Communicating
I’ve had the opportunity and privilege to work with numerous individuals, families and businesses over the years, each of whom contacted me for essentially the same reason. None of them knew they were calling because they had similar challenges, but when it was all distilled down to the core, they were. And I say…
Read MoreAm I working, going to work, or doing THE work?
If I showed you my resume you’d likely comment, without any prompting from me, that I have clearly worked hard to accomplish what I have in life. And if you followed me around for a couple of weeks, you’d also witness that I go to work a lot, both at home and at my office.…
Read MoreSex, Food and Money: Why Do We Struggle So?
Once again, I am the bearer of bad news. I should be careful as I may develop a reputation. However, as you read through this (and I hope you do), please pay close attention to the simple (but not necessarily easy) solutions in the second part of this post. Here we go (breathe deeply and…
Read MoreFight, Flight, Fear or Free
Dr. Tom Hanson recently released his latest book, Play Big. If you don’t know Dr. Tom, he’s a Tampa-based sports psychologist whose niche is helping baseball players (professional and amateur) perform optimally. More than anything else, he helps these athletes get the inside game won. Play Big is a fictional story about a player struggling…
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