I was a bit stunned recently listening to someone I know giving someone else an angry 'lecture' on how this person didn't seem to get the limitations she was under in terms of her job and those she worked for. The truth was she was feeling trapped and angry by what she saw as the limits of what was possible for her and was projecting her feelings around it onto the person who had "pushed that button" for her - not that she realised that. She was so sure she was right! I forgo

You may fake it well on the surface, but I know you worry about whether you know enough, whether you are good enough, whether you are special enough, whether what you have to offer is valuable enough? I know you worry about how much better 'everyone else' does things. I know you worry that what you have to offer isn't unique enough. When you feel you aren't enough, that you're lacking in some way, it makes you either a stressed-out workaholic or too fearful to take any real a

So you think what you do with your life doesn't matter; it's your life so if you make a difference it's your choice, and if you do very little and simply live to exist and get through your life that's your choice too? You know, that is true. It is your choice. However, I think there is something you need to know... what you do has a ripple effect, first on those around you and then as they're affected so they affect others and so on. If you want to wallow in your "I'm not goo

You know what you do makes a difference, it changes lives. You care. But doing business that way means you continuously put yourself 'on