Why Wouldn’t You Go?
Why wouldn’t you go? That simple question from my friend, Jerry’s wife, Nancy, was what it took to cause Jerry to re-think his initial negative reaction to my invitation to …
Health and Wellness Coach Terry Whitehouse Joins Epicoach
We are thrilled to announce that Terry Whitehouse is joining Epicoach as a Partner. Terry is a National Board of Health and Wellness Coaching certified coach, and a certified practitioner …
No Friction in Your Team? Maybe They Aren’t Working Closely Enough
It took Apollo 11 about three days to get to the Moon, and two days to make it back. But as NASA sets its sights on a visit to Mars …
“Be good to yourself first—then be good to others”
A quote from Haemin Sunim, Buddhist Monk “Welcome aboard our 6 AM flight to New York’s La Guardia airport … even if you are a frequent traveler, please pay close …
How Many Calories in a Muffin?
If traffic is any indicator, people are beginning to go back to the office. This means certain issues that disappeared during the “work from home” phase of the pandemic may …
Breakdowns Create Opportunities for Breakthroughs
Imagine you are back in the office, busy going about your usual hectic day, when the head of the Risk Department stops by. Judging by the look on her face, …
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
For those of a certain age who were into cutting-edge music, “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” was the title of a punk rock song by the Clash. For …
Excelling, Not Simply Surviving, In The “New Normal”
Please enjoy this insightful blog written by Epicoach partner, David Newman. Many moons ago, I was spending yet another late night in the office, having eaten yet another delivered dinner …
New Year, New Partnership, New Opportunities in the New Normal: Welcoming David Newman, New Epicoach Partner!
Happy New Year to all of our Epicoach friends and family! This year, “new” takes on new meanings. The pandemic has dramatically affected employers and employees, and new strategies are …
Stop Selling Yourself Short
I watched the Olympic Trials in a very different way the week before last because I’ve been working with five of the athletes who were in Eugene pursuing their dreams …